Copenhagen - October 1st: Global Mobility Breakfast Briefing [Event]

Copenhagen - October 1st: Global Mobility Breakfast Briefing [Event]

Aug 28, 2019 @ 01:02 PM / by Catherine Tylke

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Carlsberg Museum's Empress Hall in Copenhagen. Photo Courtesy of Carlsberg Breweries A/S.

1 October 2019 | 8:30am - 12:30am | Carlsberg Museum

Please join AIRINC and moveassist international on 1 October 2019 at the Carlsberg Museum in Copenhagen for an informative breakfast briefing and a global mobility discussion.

We will explore current trends in the market – from the traditional structured approach to long-term assignments to more flexible models of managing an expatriate workforce. We will also explore the technology landscape and its impact on global mobility programmes and managers.

Learn more and register today!

Admission is free; however, in case of cancellation after September 20 or no-show, a fee of €45 will be charged. Please note that this event is open to Corporate HR members only. Due to capacity limitations at the venue, we may be required to restrict attendance to one individual per company. Click below to learn more and register today!

Questions: Email Catherine Tylke at ctylke@air-inc.com

Our 2019 Mobility Outlook Survey confirms that 58% of firms are seeking ways to improve employee communications regarding the potential financial impacts of assignments/transfers.

Download the 2019 AIRINC Mobility Outlook Survey!

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Catherine Tylke

Written by Catherine Tylke

Catherine joined AIRINC in 2008 as a data surveyor. Based in AIRINC’s Brussels office, she conducted over 35 on-site surveys in nearly 30 countries before joining the Business Development team in Europe in 2011. In her current role, Catherine assists the European team with responses to tenders, works as project coordinator for AIRINC’s consulting department, and provides support for AIRINC’s Product Management and Marketing activities in Europe. She received her B.A. in Comparative Literature in French and Spanish from Brown University in 2005, which included a semester abroad in Santiago de Chile. A native English speaker, she grew up in Brussels, Belgium and is fluent in French and Spanish.

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