
Virtual Mobility Forum – 29th October 2020 from 8:30 AEDT (Melbourne/Sydney)
Online – Register Here
As the Global Mobility industry emerges from the initial response to the pandemic and now looks ahead to recovery, we need to rise to the challenge of supporting remobilisation initiatives and embrace the rapid acceleration towards the ‘future of work’’
How can global mobility be ready to respond to business needs as restrictions lift and we begin to return to the ‘new normal’? It has never been more important to support each other and work closely as an industry. We are proud to continue to offer a platform to connect, network and collaborate on solutions.
Jasper Events is ‘’practising what we preach’’ and acting dynamically to connect the global mobility industry in these unprecedented times. We are excited to announce that the Virtual Mobility Forum will run on Thursday 29th October.
The Virtual Mobility Forum is an engaging, immersive and interactive event, using new technology to capitalise on the digital experience across live keynotes, panel sessions, expert led break-out seminars and a digital marketplace. This is enhanced by the offering of AI matchmaking suggestions, allowing you to schedule ‘’in event’’ 1 on 1’s with fellow internal mobility practitioners and external product experts via the inbuilt collaboration tool.
We invite you to join us for this interactive event from the convenience of your laptop or workspace, all at the simple click of a button.
As an in-house Global Mobility, Remuneration, Talent or Reward professional, these exclusive events are free for you to attend – register to attend here.
Global Information
Insight, solutions and strategy from thought leaders, world-class speakers and global mobility peers
Solutions
Collaborate on solutions and come away with practical ideas that can be implemented immediately.
Networking
A platform that fosters and encourages information exchange, new connections and relationship building.
Latest Trends
Content specifically targeted to explore ‘hot topic’ mobility issues.