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Organised by Human Resources and produced by Angela Leung this year, Workforce Mobility Interactive returned to Hong Kong for its second year with the latest in talent mobility and expatriation trends in HR. This exclusive invitation-only interactive event was specially curated for top HR leaders and mobility specialists to engage each other with strategies on staff mobility programmes.
Held at Hotel ICON, Hong Kong, on 21 February, Workforce Mobility Interactive 2017 Hong Kong presented a stellar line-up of talent mobility experts who shared their insights into some of the biggest challenges. Attended by more than 90 professionals, the conference saw a series of interesting keynote presentations, a panel discussion, and interactive round tables.
Kickstarting the conference was Richard Willeter, director of corporate services Asia, Crown World Mobility with his presentation on the mobility landscape for the year, including issues such as the rise of new-age patriotism and the gig economy.
After the first interactive session and a networking break, delegates were welcomed back with a panel discussion on the topic of immigration and compliance.
After two more interactive sessions and a networking break, the conference concluded with table hosts summarising key takeaways on the four main topics discussed during the interactive sessions - compliance and risk navigation, future trend of talent mobility, getting your return on relocation, and technology for mobility.
Check out photos from the conference here.
Human Resources would like to thank all sponsors and partners that contributed to the success of Workforce Mobility Interactive 2017, Hong Kong:
Gold sponsor – Crown World Mobility
Silver sponsors – Santa Fe Relocation Services – TMF Hong Kong Limited
Event sponsors – Kellett School – Macao Government Tourism Office
Wi-Fi sponsor – SAP SuccessFactors
Exhibitors – AGS Worldwide Movers – Savills
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