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Vikki Louise King
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Vikki is a Senior Immigration Programme Manager at Fragomen’s London office, where she is responsible for providing strategic guidance to a range of clients in the EMEA region. Vikki has worked with a broad range of clients including those in the manufacturing, technology, oil & gas, banking, and pharmaceutical industries.
Prior to joining Fragomen, Vikki was a consultant at a relocation management company, where she supported employees and their families on their relocation journey. She developed an in-depth knowledge of the relocation industry before moving to a Client Services Manager role, where she managed key client accounts and drove improvement and high standards across the end-to-end relocation process.
Vikki also has experience as a regional Supply Chain Manager, where she oversaw the destination services network operating in the emerging markets and Nordic regions. During this time, she built extensive knowledge of country-specific nuances and supported the regions delivery teams through knowledge-sharing sessions.
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- Reading University, BA Ancient History, 2010
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