Re-Humanizing Global Mobility: Lessons From a Crazy Year

Anyone working in global mobility this year knows the truth: 2025 was tough. Teams were stretched thin, employees were overwhelmed, budgets were tight, and nothing seemed to stay stable for more than a week at a time. Every conversation I had with mobility leaders carried that same mix of exhaustion and determination. But in the middle […] Continue reading… from Re-Humanizing Global Mobility: Lessons From a Crazy Year

The Table’s Waiting

How to Get Your Global Mobility Team a Seat at the Strategic Table After attending three major global mobility conferences recently—FEM APAC, FEM EMEA, and WERC Global—one theme dominated every conversation: mobility professionals want out of the operational weeds and into strategic discussions. Here’s how the best teams are making it happen: You’re managing one […] Continue reading… from The Table’s Waiting

Planning Ahead – When Duty of Care Makes all the Difference

A couple of weeks ago, Living Abroad and KPMG hosted a panel discussion for the Forum for Expatriate Management’s NYC Chapter on protecting your workforce worldwide. The session brought together two corporate panelists and a representative from International SOS. One comment really resonated: “It’s always good to plan ahead.” Duty of Care is a company’s […] Continue reading… from Planning Ahead – When Duty of Care Makes all the Difference

Why Mark Twain Was Right

Mark Twain once wrote that “travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness.” While he was talking about leisure travel, this wisdom becomes critical for international business assignments where cultural missteps can cost millions. Everyone loves seeing the world, but there’s a huge difference between being a tourist and being an effective global professional. On […] Continue reading… from Why Mark Twain Was Right

What Traditional Relocation Support Lacks

A Data-Driven Reality Check Our user data from this year reveals a striking pattern. Across eighty thousand page views, five topics consistently dominate what relocating employees desperately need: housing, childcare, family integration, visa requirements, and clubs and organizations. Our top destinations—USA, UK, India, Germany, Canada, France, Singapore, Australia, Spain, and China—represent where comprehensive support is […] Continue reading… from What Traditional Relocation Support Lacks

Is Feng Shui the Ultimate Form of Organizing?

The following article is a guest post by our friend, Sonya Weisshappel, Founder & CEO of Seriatim, Inc. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working alongside Feng Shui artists and learning from them. Through these experiences, I’ve come to appreciate the deeper, more spiritual elements of Feng Shui—elements that align perfectly with what […] Continue reading… from Is Feng Shui the Ultimate Form of Organizing?