Philadelphia Area Relocation Council (PARC) Fall Summit 2025
October 9, 2025 | 8:30 AM — 6:00 PM EDT

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Bala Golf Club, 2200 Belmont Avenue
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131
Disruption is reshaping Global Mobility, and PARC’s Fall Summit is where Philadelphia’s finest come together to lead the charge. This two-day event will bring together professionals from across the region for collaboration, conversation, and community focused on the challenges and innovations transforming the mobility industry.
The program will feature discussions designed to foster insight, strategy, and connection across the corporate and commercial mobility landscape. Sessions will explore current developments in the field, highlight best practices, and provide opportunities for participants to exchange perspectives on how organizations are adapting to ongoing change. The agenda includes a Policy Builder Workshop, continuing the Summit’s focus on disruption by bringing participants together to design stronger, more adaptable mobility benefits informed by real-time feedback from third-party providers and partners.
Attendees will also engage in conversations around disruptive hot topics influencing global mobility, followed by closing discussions and networking designed to encourage continued collaboration within the Philadelphia community.
Fragomen partners Brendan Ryan, Eddie Raleigh, Gavin Colaco, and Rahul Shah will join the program to share their perspectives on emerging trends and effective strategies for navigating disruption in today’s global mobility and immigration landscape.
From policy to purpose, the PARC Fall Summit provides a forum to exchange ideas, strengthen partnerships, and shape the future of the industry with the energy and commitment that define the Philadelphia region.
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