Dear Friend,

The Expatriate Management and Global Mobility Conference is just a few weeks away. There are still some places available but you must act soon to ensure your place.

This event, in partnership with Re:locate, has been designed to assist in-house HR and relocation professionals responsible for the management and administration of expatriates and international employees.



You will hear a wealth of best practice case studies on international assignment management from a range of multinational organisations.

What's more, as a reader of Re:locate, you can save 20% off the ticket price*. Simply book online or over the phone using the special Re:locate code: HR138Relo.

Click here to book now. Buy your place and get a second half price.

Further benefits of attending include:

• Understand the new global context in the aftermath of the Recession
• Examine the day to day challenges faced by International HR professionals
• Effectively measure the ROI of your assignment
• Develop international leaders and talent management strategies
• Raise cultural awareness and avoiding culture shock
• Maximise the business benefits of investing in family support
• Increasing value from your suppliers and establishing effective vendor relationship management
• Examining employment legislation governing the expat

Speakers include:

• Institute of Employment Studies – Peter Reilly, Director, HR Research & Consultancy
• Atos Origin – Caroline Thorley-Farrer, Global Mobility Director
• Sarah Buttler Associates – Sarah Buttler, Founder
• Pro-Link GLOBAL – Andrea Elliott, Senior Counsel ( Foreign)
• Oxfam – Jo Naylor, Humanitarian HR Adviser
• Oxfam – Catherine McMenamin, Global Reward Project Manager
• BT – Ellen Shipley, Vice President Global Mobility
• RSM Tenon – Lee Hamilton, Associate Director, International Assignment & Expatriate Tax Services
• Imperial Tobacco – Bola Ogun, Group International Reward Manager
• University of Bedfordshire – Stephen J Perkins, Professor of Strategy and HRM, Director, Business & Management Research Institute