Global Mobility in a Borderless Workplace: Skills Your Global Leaders Need Now

July 16

4PM (CET) 10AM (EST)

Online: Zoom Webinar

The Challenge

Traditional relocation and cultural training models no longer meet the demands of today’s workforce. Employees aren't just facing "culture shock"; they’re navigating complex global collaboration, hybrid work environments, and fast-evolving expectations around communication, leadership, and adaptability. Without the right skills, organizations risk underperformance, disengagement, and expensive global mobility failures.

The Discussion

How the definition of "global mobility" is changing (it's no longer just about physical relocation)
How to assess, build, and future-proof the critical skills your workforce needs.
Practical frameworks for embedding global skills development into talent strategies and global L&D programs.

The Outcome

Participants will leave with a clear understanding of the key skills required for success in a borderless workplace, an actionable roadmap for upskilling their workforce, and practical strategies to future-proof their global mobility programs. They'll be better equipped to support employees in thriving — not just surviving — across borders, cultures, and new ways of working.

Country-navigator- Global Leadership Development

Your speakers:

Nikki Samant-Jones

Panel Host & Chief Revenue Officer, Country Navigator

Nikki Samant-Jones

Panel Host & Chief Revenue Officer, Country Navigator

Nikki Samant-Jones

Panel Host & Chief Revenue Officer, Country Navigator

Nikki Samant-Jones, Country Navigator

As Chief Revenue Officer at Country Navigator, Nikki Samant-Jones works closely with clients to enhance cultural intelligence (CQ) and foster inclusion within organizations. She specializes in consulting on CQ strategies, helping businesses measure success and maximize the ROI of their initiatives. In addition to her executive role, Nikki co-hosts The Hippo Question podcast, offering fresh perspectives on cultural intelligence and inclusion. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Psychology from Goa University.