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The recent Think Global Women event brought together a global audience of educators, leaders, global mobility experts and innovators and featured panel discussions brimming with insights on authentic leadership, learning and navigating an international career. Marianne Curphey reports.
At the heart of the Copenhagen International School (CIS) community is the CIS Parent Teacher Association. Sharon Cunningham, the dedicated PTA Chair and Transitions Lead shares some of the work of this tireless group, exemplifying collaboration, empathy, and global citizenship that define the school. Sharon's role is deeply personal, drawing on her own experiences as a newcomer to Denmark. This perspective fuels her passion for creating a welcoming environment for all families.
As education continues to evolve globally, schools are rethinking how best to serve their students and communities. The growth of hybrid learning and the demand for inclusive environments are shaping the direction of international education.
The relocation of high net worth individuals can have a significant impact on the economic growth of host countries, from the taxes they contribute to the jobs their businesses create. David Sapsted looks at some recent trends.
The world is changing fast and the global mobility function must stay ahead and be ready to tackle new disruptors. Dr Sue Shortland reports on recent data from Air Inc. that suggests how the function can navigate this dynamic landscape.
Vlatka Hlupic: A journey in leadership transformation<br />Featured in our 80 Outstanding Global Women, Professor Dame Vltaka Ariaana Hlupic has devoted her life to humanising business by enabling thoughtful and visionary leaders to drive more conscious and impactful organisations. Marianne Curphey learns more.
Rugby School Japan will be hosting its Residential Tennis Camp — an exciting opportunity for boys and girls aged 11 to 18 to enjoy high-level tennis training in a supportive, fun, and truly international environment.
The global mobility industry is facing a “perfect storm” of an increasing workload and new levels of complexity, global uncertainty and risk. Its role has moved beyond managing a defined pool of assignees and towards a responsibility across the whole of the organisation to handle remote work, assist with setting up hybrid working on a short- or long-term basis, and dealing with more informal requests from staff to “work from anywhere”.
Sofia Oragano is the Senior Director of International Sales at Synergy and is responsible for sales leadership of the EMEA and APAC regions. With 13 years of experience in the serviced apartment industry, her extensive background encompasses various roles in operator, aggregator, and hybrid serviced apartment companies.
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The Spanish educational group consolidates its presence in the Middle East with the opening of two new schools in Saudi Arabia, which will open their doors in the 2025-2026 academic year.
Benjamin Oghene, a computer scientist turned tech executive, has reimagine the future of work and has created a company that is helping to reshape it.
The global mobility function is being redefined and expanded amidst geopolitical upheaval, shifting demographics, AI disruption, and cultural transformation. The question facing organisations today is not whether global mobility still matters, but how it can evolve into a strategic function that shapes the future of work and helps to drive growth, profitability, employee recruitment and retention, and wellbeing at work.
Open Day Guide: Questions Every Parent Should Ask<br />Are you seeking an educational journey for your child that extends beyond the textbook and classroom walls? If so, an Open Day is the perfect avenue to explore the depths of a school's offerings. The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) is a big believer in the idea that asking questions and being curious is the key.
We are delighted to announce that The Think Global People and Relocate Awards for 2025 take ‘Creative Connections for Future Success’ as the overarching theme. Dr Sue Shortland, head judge, explains the rationale for the 2025 awards, the categories we are launching this year and the judging process.
3Sixty is the relocation and business travel industry’s most secure and intuitive accommodation platform. Launched in 2017, it helps companies simplify and streamline booking extended stay travel, helping employees feel at home – even when they’re not.
We are a global network of premier International Baccalaureate World Schools with an unparalleled legacy of visionary leadership. Dwight New York was the first U.S. private school to open a campus on another continent in 1972, a century after its own founding, and five more have followed.