GME Live | EMEA 2026
November 3, 2026 | 8:00 AM — 5:00 PM GMT
Location
Park Plaza Victoria London, 239 Vauxhall Bridge Road
London SW1V 1EQ
Fragomen is a Headline Partner of GME Live | EMEA, taking place in London on 3 November 2026. The event brings together professionals shaping the future of global mobility, the future of work and technology to exchange insights, explore emerging challenges and discuss strategies for navigating a rapidly changing global environment. The one-day program provides a forum for Global Mobility and HR leaders to connect and share perspectives through keynote presentations, interactive breakout sessions, polling and benchmarking activities.
Fragomen speakers will contribute to a number of sessions throughout the day, exploring how geopolitical change, evolving national priorities and new approaches to risk and trust are influencing global workforce strategies.
Panel: Workforce Planning in a Shifting World: Geopolitics, Nationalisation and Talent Strategy
Partner Julia Onslow-Cole, Partner Charlotte Wills and Partner Eddie Raleigh will participate in this session exploring workforce planning in an increasingly complex global environment. The discussion will consider the impact of geopolitical developments and nationalisation policies on talent strategies and the approaches organizations can take as they plan and manage their global workforces.
Breakout: How Geopolitics Are Impacting Business Growth
During this breakout session, Director Raj Mann and Partner Christine Sullivan will explore the relationship between geopolitical developments and business growth, examining the challenges an evolving international environment presents for organizations and their global workforce strategies.
Closing keynote: Passport to Risk: Embedding Trust Across Borders by Putting the Human/Individual at the Centre of Global Mobility
In the closing keynote of the conference, Partner Lance Kaplan, Partner Julia Onslow-Cole, and Managing Director Amit Sharma will examine trust and risk in global mobility. The session will explore what it means to put the individual at the centre of global mobility and how organizations can approach trust across borders as mobility programs and the environments in which they operate continue to evolve.
See the full event agenda here.
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