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Mira Pathak

Mira is of German-Indian origin and started her career in mobility in London in 2006. After 10 years, she left global mobility to run her own company with a focus on a different kind of mobility: corporate yoga and corporate health & wellbeing. She returned to global mobility to start at AIRINC’s London office in 2018. After 15 years in London, she and her family repatriated to Germany in early 2019. Mira works in our wider European client solutions team and mainly looks after Germany and the Nordic countries. She remains closely connected to the wellbeing sector and is passionate about bringing together globally-minded individuals and companies. In 2020, she co-founded the People Mobility Alliance, an AIRINC partner organization focused on global people, technology and education in the mobility and wider HR space.

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AIRINCer Mira has been working in global mobility for nearly 20 years. A German national, she moved to London after...
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On a recent DE&I team call, my colleague Yaira Soriano, one of AIRINC’s internal cost of living researchers, mentioned...
What is the latest from Germany? Last week I had the pleasure of attending and presenting at the Annual Global Mobility...
#RemoteMentalHealth The team from People Mobility Alliance put on another lively discussion around one of the hottest...
Not long ago, when the results of AIRINC’s annual Mobility Outlook Survey (MOS) results were hot off the press, I held...
When I moved back to Germany in 2019 after 15 years in the UK, one of the things I looked forward to the most was...
As anyone who’s visited can confirm, 'Berlin is always worth a trip'! Whether for business or pleasure, the city is...