Once the passports are squared away and you have found a home, zeroed in on a school, and arranged a mover, you may feel like the main relocation tasks are taken care of. And you would be basically right, but there is an important item that should not be overlooked: ensuring your family’s safety. Written […] Continue reading… from The ‘How To’ Of Successful Expat Life
As a European Union founding member and its largest country by population, Germany is also the largest economy in Europe. It has recovered well from the global recession and is currently one of the strongest economies in the EU, spurred by automobile industry exports. Other industries – including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and chemicals – […] Continue reading… from Country Profile – Germany
As the seventh largest city in the U.S., and one of its fastest growing, the San Antonio metro area is home to 2.1 million people who are engaged in such diverse industries as bioscience, finance, tourism, and the U.S. military. Ranking high on various lists in recent years, San Antonio has borne out Forbes’ 2009 […] Continue reading… from San Antonio, Texas: our newest destination!
With its distinction as the sunniest country in Europe, it is easy to envision the Spain of a tourist brochure. Harris and Escalona, however, discover what life is like for international assignees and their families who move there. Written for Mobility magazine by Ellen Harris, GMS, International Product Director, Living Abroad and Rosa Escalona, CERP2. […] Continue reading… from Destination Profile: Spain
Anyone who’s a veteran of the global mobility industry remembers the days of land lines and snail-mailed letters. These days, not only has the physical technology evolved, but also the way international assignees use the latest networking tools to educate themselves, solve problems, and stay connected. Written for the Forum for Expat Management by Ellen […] Continue reading… from Technology-useful tools for international assignees
Afghanistan conjures various images for anyone who hears this country’s name, but what is really known about this 4000-year-old country? This large, mountainous country has known Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan, and is still a subject for the evening news today. Written for Mobility magazine by Ellen Harris, GMS, International Product Director, Living Abroad […] Continue reading… from Afghanistan
