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Global Mobility-how it works
Thriving, Not Just Surviving: The Global Assignment Experience
Join Country Navigator and Santa Fe Relocation as they explore how we can better support well-being and engagement for globally mobile employees.

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Thriving, Not Just Surviving:

The Global Assignment Experience

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November 25
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2PM (GMT) 3PM (CET)  9AM (EST)
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Online: Zoom Webinar
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Global Mobility-how it works
The Challenge-icn
The Challenge

Without proper well-being and engagement support, globally mobile employees face isolation, cultural fatigue, and burnout as they adjust to new environments. What feels manageable in one culture can quickly become overwhelming in another, especially without strong networks or cultural intelligence (CQ).

When organizations overlook these challenges, it leads to disengagement, early returns, and missed opportunities for both employees and the business.

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The Discussion
Join Country Navigator and Santa Fe Relocation for an engaging session exploring how organizations can better support the well-being and engagement of globally mobile employees.

Together, we’ll unpack the human side of international assignments, examining the challenges employees face when adapting to new cultures, maintaining work-life balance, and building a sense of belonging across borders using CQ.


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The Outcome
  • Gain the practical insights and strategies to help your teams thrive abroad.

  • Learn how to create collaborative support systems and strengthen cultural connections.

  • Understand how to help assignees maintain work-life balance and enhance the employee experience from pre-departure to repatriation.

  • Live Q&A with our expert speakers.

Meet your speakers

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Oliver Roberts