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San Diego Convention Center, 111 Harbor Drive
San Diego, California 92101
Fragomen is proud to sponsor the SHRM Annual Conference & Expo 2025, the premier gathering for HR professionals driving change in the global workplace. Join us in San Diego and stop by booth #2226 to connect with our team and learn how Fragomen supports HR leaders with innovative immigration strategies and technologies, including our WorkRight™ U.S. I-9 platform for streamlined employment eligibility verification and remote onboarding.
Partner Priscilla Muhlenkamp will lead two insightful breakout sessions focused on compliance, risk management, and inclusive workforce strategies:
Avoiding National Origin and Citizenship Discrimination in Your Hiring and Workforce Planning Practices
Tuesday, July 1 | 2:15 PM – 3:15 PM PDT
This session will examine how increased scrutiny from the Department of Justice impacts hiring and I-9 practices. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of anti-discrimination provisions and how to align business objectives with compliant hiring and workforce planning.
Resilient Immigration Programs in a Compliance-Focused Environment
Wednesday, July 2 | 10:45 AM – 11:45 AM PDT
Explore how to strengthen your immigration program in response to audits, investigations, and changing adjudication standards. This session will provide practical guidance for building structured, risk-aware programs supported by real-world examples.
About the Event
SHRM25 convenes HR professionals from around the world for expert-led sessions, networking, and tools to help organizations thrive. This year’s focus on innovation, compliance, and resilience equips HR teams to lead confidently through today’s complex challenges.
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