Mobility Optimization Series, Part 5: Mobility is a Business and Business Never Sleeps

    Jul 14, 2022 @ 05:35 PM / by Grace Kernohan

    Portland Head Lighthouse and the Atlantic Ocean at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine.

    AIRINC recently interviewed six Mobility leaders to learn how they are optimizing their Mobility functions. This interview highlights the fifth of our 6-part series, where we discussed how Mobility is a business. 

    Vini is the new Mobility leader at a logistics/delivery company. He inherited a team model where business units are supported by Mobility managers and specialists within their region. Today, process and sometimes vendors vary by region. However, Vini believes that Mobility could add more value by streamlining operations and increasing access to support.

    His plan is to streamline vendors and processes as much as possible and train team members so they can support all global business units. He is effectively creating a 24-hour Mobility function that aligns to his industry’s business model.

    Instead of regional immigration and tax specialists, Mobility will become a team of generalists, all savvy on compliance, with a focus on serving the business in a timely, efficient manner.

    We appreciate Vini for sharing their short-term and long-term strategies with us so we can showcase insights and inspiration for professionals embarking on their own Mobility optimization journey.

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    More from the series:

    Part 1: Mobility Attracts and Retains Talent

    Part 2: Mobility Fuels Organizational Growth

    Topics: Benchmarking, Mobility Policy, strategic mobility consulting, Advisory Services, trends in global mobility, Strategy, Talent, Partners

    Grace Kernohan

    Written by Grace Kernohan

    Grace Kernohan is a Senior Manager of Advisory Services at AIRINC. She joined AIRINC in the fall of 2017 working in Client Engagement, and transitioned to Advisory Services in April 2020. She specializes in consulting and benchmarking, focusing on policy reviews, market alignment, and mobility communications. She has worked on a range of projects, including NGO policy suite revisions and pharmaceutical M&A mobility function consulting. She has also traveled internationally performing cost-of-living surveys. She graduated from Union College in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in mathematics and economics. She is based in Boston, MA.