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The Rise of Women in Global Mobility

In a world where boundaries are being shattered and opportunities are becoming more inclusive, women are breaking free from traditional gender roles and making their mark across every field. Once dominated by men, the global mobility landscape is witnessing a seismic shift as women rise to the forefront. From corporate executives to entrepreneurs, expatriates to digital nomads, women are taking charge and redefining what it means to succeed in a globalized world. This empowering trend reshapes the workforce, challenges societal norms, and inspires future generations. In this article, we will explore the reasons behind women’s rise in the global mobility landscape, the challenges they face, and their incredible achievements. Join us as we celebrate the triumphs of these trailblazing women, […]
My Red Couch Talk with Stefan Remhof

Stefan Remhof is the Managing Partner of the People Mobility Alliance and a Professor of International Management at IU International University. With extensive expertise in global mobility, expat management, and international assignments, he is a recognized authority in his field. In his role at the People Mobility Alliance, Stefan leverages his deep understanding of cross-border workforce dynamics to provide strategic insights and innovative solutions for businesses navigating the complexities of international mobility. His work emphasizes the importance of aligning mobility strategies with organizational goals to drive growth and enhance employee experiences. As an academic, Stefan imparts his knowledge to the next generation of leaders, blending theory with real-world applications. His research focuses on the intersection of globalization and talent management, […]
Storytime for Global Mobility Padawans – Ten Years of First Class Global Mobility Education

When I was working as a Global Mobility Leader at one of the big four consulting firms, I sometimes had a hard time explaining to my team members why they were not compensated at the same level as an HR Manager (or HR Business Partner as they used to be called back in the day). I told them about my vision of Global Mobility Managers reporting directly to the Head of Human Resources or even the Head of Business Development. I encouraged them to learn more and gain more profound knowledge and expertise to talk to line managers about international assignments through the business view (not just the talent development glasses). I was frustrated about the lack of recognition and […]
