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The Langham, London, 1C Portland Place
London W1B 1JA
Fragomen is a strategic partner of the GME Leaders Exchange, London where Fragomen Partner Julia Onslow-Cole will be a key contributor. In addition, Fragomen Partners Louise Haycock and Rajiv Naik will join the discussion around 'The Evolving Role of Global Mobility in Organisational Strategy' during this breakfast briefing.
The discussion will cover the following topics:
The Expanding Role of Global Mobility
Global Mobility is moving beyond compliance and relocation to become a critical partner in driving talent and business strategy. The discussion will explore how GM contributes to leadership development, succession planning, and the deployment of global skills aligned with organisational goals.
Strategic Integration with Talent Functions
According to the report, 70% of organisations now report closer integration between Global Mobility and Talent. Attendees will share experiences and best practices on how this alignment strengthens leadership pipelines, enhances skills deployment, and improves the employee experience.
Shifting Priorities for 2025 and Beyond
While compliance and cost control remain essential, new priorities have emerged — including agility, employee experience, and alignment with ESG and sustainability objectives. The group will discuss how these evolving priorities are shaping mobility strategies for the years ahead.
Policy Transformation and Flexibility
With 60% of organisations redesigning their mobility frameworks, flexibility has become a key competitive differentiator. Attendees will examine how personalised mobility solutions can combine consistent global standards with local adaptability to attract, retain, and empower diverse talent populations.
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