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Keeping up with Generation Z
Estimates suggest that Gen Zers will comprise a quarter of the global workforce and consumer marketplace by 2025. In demand – and demanding change – this generation is reshaping international education and the workplace.
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Linda Holbeche
Dr Linda Holbeche is an independent coach, developer, consultant, researcher and author in the fields of HR, strategy, organisation design and development and leadership.
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Future of Work Festival Supporter: AoEC
Future of Work Festival Supporter AoEC is one of the world’s most certified learning providers with triple accreditation from the industry’s leading professional bodies.
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Future of Work Festival Supporter: FOCUS
FOCUS, a community for expats by expats, is a supporter of the Future of Work Festival.
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Organisation Development, Human Resources and Global Mobility – working together for future success
The fields of Organisation Development, Human Resources and Global Mobility share a number of features that provide critical input to successful organisational change. Dr Sue Shortland reports.
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Global mobility: the future of work
Although it appears that the worst of the pandemic has passed, there is no doubt that the future of work for the global mobility function has changed significantly. Dr Sue Shortland reports.
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Vlatka Ariaana Hlupic
Vlatka has been voted one of the top Most Influential HR Thinkers in the world since 2015 by HR Magazine and Most Influential CEO in 2022.
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Teresa Boughey
As a bestselling author, keynote speaker and regular commentator, Teresa is now seen as a key person of influence particularly in the areas of diversity and inclusion.
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Gina Lodge
Gina Lodge is the CEO of AoEC, and an accredited Executive Coach.
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Peter Moolan-Feroze
An expert in the use of visual tools, pictorial techniques and creative enquiry, Peter Moolan-Feroze brings nearly 25 years of consulting and workshop facilitation experience in business and education.
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John Rason
John Rason is recognised as a thought leader and speaker on strategic international HR, talent management and Global Mobility and author of Santa Fe Relocation’s award winning annual Global Mobility Survey.
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Claus Springborg
Claus Springborg offers leadership development programmes for both groups and individuals with CoCreation, based on work with art and spiritual practices and theories of Embodied Cognition and Cognitive Metaphor Theory.
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Kellie Noon
Kellie Noon is the founder of Onno which specializes in global communications and business.
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Judges
Learn more about the judges for the 2022 Think Global People Awards.
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Inspirational Innovation Festival for Global Working sets the agenda
The Innovation Festival for Global Working broke new ground yesterday with a tantalising blend of inspiring leadership dialogues, practical multidisciplinary sessions to boost learning and collaboration, and unprecedented cross-sectoral networking opportunities.
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Navigating the Path to Oxbridge
Every year, the competition for top UK universities, especially Oxford and Cambridge, intensifies. Applicants find themselves asking, “What are my chances of getting into Oxford or Cambridge?” The pursuit of admission to these prestigious institutions has become increasingly competitive, prompting applicants to seek insights into their prospects. While the application process remains more art than science, understanding key indicators and leveraging valuable statistics can offer a clearer perspective on one’s standing.
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Comparing global education systems
Navigating global education systems, exams and qualifications can require nerves of steel on the part of the globally mobile family. This overview of some the key considerations will help families consider their next move.
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The challenges of dual-career couples
Dual-career couples are a fact of 21st-century life. In this abridged version of a white paper, Graebel Relocation considers how this trend is affecting global relocation and international assignments.
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COBIS 16: Connecting the world of international schools and global mobility
Relocate Global were delighted to attend and exhibit at the 35th Council of British International Schools annual conference where hundreds of international school leaders met to discuss excellence in the teaching of a British curriculum to a global community of students.
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England's grammar school system explained
Although grammar schools have been phased out in many parts of England, they still exist in some areas and are popular with relocating parents seeking a top-quality education for their children.
