Join the Global People Club

Hello and welcome, I’m Angela Weinberger, the Global Mobility Coach. I am on a Mission to bring the Human Touch back into Global Mobility. When I started blogging in 2010, I had no idea how important my work would become. In the meantime, Global People Transitions is a training, coaching, and consulting firm specializing in global mobility. We have helped over 500 “Lifestyle Expats” through their career and life transitions.
Why Transitions Matter
“We aspire for peace and prosperity for all people! Through Global Mobility expertise, executive coaching, and intercultural training, our clients build sustainable relationships across the globe and act as responsible leaders.”
Angela Weinberger, Global People Transitions – Our Vision 2012
Relocating to a new country, stepping into a new role, or joining a new project can be incredibly stressful. Research ranks these life transitions among the top ten most stressful experiences globally. So if you’re feeling overwhelmed right now, you’re certainly not alone.
Still, moving abroad to work as an expat can be a rewarding experience.
If you’re an Expat Partner, finding meaningful work is possible, even if you haven’t built a local network yet. I’d love to hear your personal story, and believe these conversations are best in person. The easiest way to reach us is by email or direct message.
We understand that websites can feel impersonal, especially when navigating uncertainty or seeking guidance. If you need clarity, encouragement, or someone to listen, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
At Global People Transitions, we work closely with international professionals, expats, expat partners, and Global Mobility experts. When I started this blog, I envisioned building a trusted community of like-minded professionals—the Global People Club. That vision continues to guide everything we do today.
How the “Global People Club” started
I mentioned the Global People Club in one of my earliest publications in 2009. We tend to interact with internationally mobile professionals, expats, expat partners, and Global Mobility professionals. My idea was to create a community of carefully selected professionals and connect them. Based on this concept, I founded my business, Global People Transitions. Let’s be clear: We aim to be an open-minded community of internationally mobile professionals who support one another. For this support, you will also be expected to give later on when you are successful: Your time, energy, and care to the less privileged people. If you want to be a part of this group, you can always join us. However, we have expectations of your commitment.What the “Global People Club” offers you
Over the years, I have worked with hundreds of expatriates and their partners to enhance their expatriate experience and careers, find a job that matters to them, and improve their international assignment experience. I have noticed that you are all quite stressed out. You’re too busy to hang out on social media communities.Over a decade ago, I committed to sending you one weekly email—The Club Sandwich. I write a personal piece every week, usually landing in your inbox on Sunday mornings. Inside, you’ll find helpful event tips and ideas to inspire action.
That’s always been the heart of it: helping you create a more fulfilling Expat Experience.
In the early days, I often wrote without feedback or financial return. It wasn’t always easy to keep going. But I stayed with it because I believed in the value it could bring. Today, things are different—and I’m so glad I didn’t give up.
I’m proud of what The Club Sandwich has become: a rich resource for the Global People Club and something truly worth sharing. So please, keep reading—and if you enjoy it, pass it along to a friend who might need a little support on their journey too. Also, if you have any specific questions or want to ask, you can always write to me or search the blog section here. My email address is angela@globalpeopletransitions.com. I look forward to meeting you.
Kind regards
Angela Weinberger