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Wellbeing and Engagement Hub
Explore how to support your staff through the next phase of the recovery building on the Covid experience.
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Venue, travel, and accommodation
The venue is set across twelve acres of garden and grounds in the Garden of England in Kent. It is easily accessible by rail, road and from airports.
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Keynote Panel
Watch our keynote discussion and interviews from the Future of Work Festival
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Marc Burrows
Marc Burrows is Head of Global Mobility Services and Partner at KPMG International.
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Sarah Rozenthuler
Sarah Rozenthuler is a chartered psychologist, leadership consultant and published author. She is the CEO of Bridgework, a consulting company she founded to inspire leaders and strengthen organisations to become a force for good in the world.
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Future of Work Festival Supporter: ARP
Future of Work Festival Supporter ARP is managed by a dedicated team of professionals who share a common professional interest in global mobility and the betterment of the relocation industry service provision.
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Paul Williamson
Paul has worked in the theatre industry for over 25 years, starting in Ticketing/Sales before moving into HR/Learning and Development. Nowadays he focuses on leadership development and executive coaching.
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Unlocking the Power of our global community
In a globally interconnected world, collaboration, networking and shared knowledge has become ever more important. Rapid digital innovation and a fast-paced economy means that organisations that fail to adapt and respond to change will be left behind.
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Education in Germany
Those relocating to Germany with school-age children will find a wide choice of opportunities within a highly successful education system.
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Education in Europe
Helping a family to find a good school in their new location has never been more important. Time and again, research has proved that poor family adjustment is one of the biggest causes of assignment failure. We offer advice from school leaders and education consultants on choosing a school in Europe.
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Education after Brexit: 'A force to unite nations'
Following Britain’s referendum on its European Union membership – in which nearly three-quarters of those aged 18–24 voted to remain – school leaders in the UK have spoken about how the principles that underpin a modern, internationally minded education can serve to unite nations during the current period of uncertainty.
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Rising to the challenge: supporting inward investment
Overseas investment organisations are lining up to attract companies to their region of Europe, including the UK. What are they offering, and who are the companies supporting businesses on the move?
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Will AI make work more human?
Artificial intelligence is developing at a rapid rate, raising serious philosophical and practical questions. Clare Dillon, a tech evangelist formerly of Microsoft, ponders should we fear AI?
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Brexit: what lies ahead for the UK’s financial services?
As politicians argue about single markets and transition periods, banks and insurers are having to make tough calls about where and how they do business post-Brexit. We take a deeper look.
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Spring 2018 magazine out now
The Spring 2018 edition of the leading international magazine for HR, global managers and relocation professionals is now available. It features a wealth of content to make your job easier.
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Mining for talent
The mining sector is undergoing significant changes in the way it operates with new technologies and urgent people management overhauls at the heart of it.
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Employer branding – a relocation revolution?
Almost three-quarters of CEOs are worried about securing talent, according to the Harvard Business Review. With employee experience becoming a critical competitive differentiator for companies, Dr Sue Shortland examines the intrinsic value of employer branding within global mobility and the business impact of an employee relocation experience.
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How to build a business case for business traveller management
Managing business travellers has always been a complicated process but changes to tax, immigration and security environments are adding to the difficulties. What are some possible solutions?
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Under pressure? Student wellbeing moves to the top of the agenda
The current generation of students face pressures as never seen before. With reports of one in four children showing signs of anxiety and depression, governments and schools are seeking to address a growing problem.
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Japan would welcome UK to Pacific Trade Deal
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said Japan would welcome the UK "with open arms" if it applied after Brexit to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade pact.
