Redefining the power of mobility and its potential to boost business performance
Asia’s exclusive gathering for workforce mobility professionals in a hypercompetitive world
WHEN
13 April 2023
TIME
9am- 5.30pm
WHERE
Singapore
SOCIAL
#TalentMobility
day event
attendees
%
workforce mobility professionals
roundtable sessions
About Talent Mobility 2023
Strategically driving business forward
Be part of Asia’s top platform for workforce mobility professionals as we explore the global trends and themes emerging from unprecedented events in recent years and assess how global mobility is adapting, exchange insights on the key role of flexibility and rapid-response and explore how organisations are adjusting to optimise for success in assignee experiences, amid continued uncertainty and change.
A one-day, high-level, and content-packed event – #TalentMobility is designed to lead the talent mobility revolution and explore new frontiers in global mobility.
Redefining the power of mobility and its potential to boost business performance
As organisations move into the recovery stage, and global travel continues to grow, the world of global workforce mobility has evolved far beyond core mobility programmes. We have seen a surge in cross-border travel as hybrid work becomes the de-facto arrangement for most organisations, which has resulted in global mobility teams having to manage workforces that are distributed more than ever before. HR and workforce mobility teams have shifted towards being more digitised, leaner, talent-focused, inclusive, and integrated in a bid to be the true strategic partners of a business.
Talent Mobility 2023 is Asia’s premier platform for HR and mobility leaders, with more than 100 global workforce mobility industry experts attending. #TalentMobility is happening in Singapore, Asia’s leading business hub, also ranked as one of the world’s top workcation and expatriate destinations. Regional leaders, innovators, and change makers are coming together to build connections, seek solutions, and share insights on trends and issues on workforce mobility in the quickly evolving world of work.
The world of work is no longer just recovering from the pandemic; it is navigating a new and still-evolving landscape after three years of continuous disruptions. Here are some trends shaping the global mobility function in 2023 and beyond.
Sustainability and ESG: Promoting socially responsible, accountable and sustainable talent mobility
Heading into 2023, global corporations, investors and stakeholders will focus heavily on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). Global mobility teams will prioritise viable ESG plans and develop well thought-out sustainability strategies in response to both the new employee demographics, climate change, employee welfare, and supply chain sustainability.
As companies move towards net-zero, HR and global mobility teams will be required to formulate sustainable policies while minimising potential impact on assignees, and ensuring that they remain focused on their goals and corporate values.
The partnership journey: Strengthening corporate-supplier collaboration to deliver successful relocation programmes
For most organisations, relocating employees to a new job opportunity has become increasingly complex, with tax, legal, immigration, and regulatory considerations. In order to ease the burden in moving your talent, and securing greater programme cost efficiencies, engaging third-party providers can help create a more satisfying environment for leaner and strategically focused mobility teams, whether this involves hybrid working, gig working, or assignments.
Having the right strategic partners will ensure international organisations will be able to achieve their business goals quickly and efficiently, as well as provide a great relocation experience for their employees.
Duty of care: Nurturing the health, safety, and wellbeing of the global workforce
Global developments, its effects, and the subsequent fallout have inevitably embedded itself into the business landscape and into (and even outside of) the workplace. Coupled with the momentum of overseas travel growth over the last couple of years, Duty of Care has been undeniably magnified as a key function of talent mobility.
From health, safety, and security protocols increasingly becoming ubiquitous, prevalent, and varying between territories, “high-risk” has taken on a new meaning. This has meant next-level challenges and solutions for global mobility teams. Readiness is a must, and the right response for unexpected circumstances has never been more critical.
Business performance and protection: Evolving business models to sustain a competitive edge
Whether to gain a competitive advantage or mitigate risk, companies continually evolve by reshaping their strategies and restructuring their organisation to deliver better and lasting results for all stakeholders.
HR and global mobility functions need to carefully consider what their departmental priorities should be and structure their teams for optimal performance. Organisations are transforming to become leaner, more focused, more inclusive and more predictive in their approach.
Digital adoption and transformation: Building the game plan for global mobility leaders
Digital modalities, capabilities, and prowess offer game-changing workforce solutions for organisations, and they are only waiting to be tapped into. Technologies such as automation, Web3, and blockchain are unlocking next-level productivity, and it is up to HR leaders to define how it benefits their teams.
With the advent of disruptive technologies, and the shifting regulatory environment, global talent mobility teams are evaluating how to bring further innovations to their business models, as well as how technology can augment and protect their human workforce, and expand mobility’s strategic abilities.
Government and regulatory: Increasing demands and growing complexities
Rising political uncertainty around the world is creating increasingly challenging situations for companies seeking to move talent into the location where they are needed. Being compliant in these more complex areas, is no longer an option, rather, it’s a necessity for a company to avoid severe consequences.
In 2023 and beyond, HR and global mobility teams need to understand the compliance risks and set clear policies for employee movements, supported with clear guidance on the dos and don’ts of overseas work.
The six takeaways at Talent Mobility 2023
Highly interactive format and networking
Connect with like-minded peers and mobility industry experts to exchange perspectives, empowering you to ask questions and gain tangible solutions from interactive sessions, panel discussion and case studies.
Gain best practices and new ideas
With a platform exclusively for top HR experts and mobility professionals, you’re sure to gather insights from the region’s leading organisations and industry disruptors. Delegates are pre-qualified for their experience; thus, you’ll be part of an exclusive group that comprises other HR experts and mobility professionals of the highest level.
Strengthened industry collaboration
Tap into the opportunity to establish stronger ties with HR leaders and mobility professionals during roundtable sessions, and work through real business cases for modelling potential solutions.
Wider access to cross-border opportunities
Find more potential in you and your organisation’s growth beyond territory borders as you find out more about the HR and mobility professionals of the region.
High-value partnerships
Through industry-leading policy and programme benchmarks, get the chance to find your organisation’s next partner provider that can boost your efficiency and effectiveness.
Comprehensive and more diverse perspectives
Augment your industry knowledge and find a future-proof strategy with the platform’s diverse set of themes and subject matters, discussed with fellow HR and mobility leaders from across the region’s wide array of sectors and industries.
SPEAKERS
Talent Mobility 2023 features a line-up of industry innovators, disruptors, and change makers to share their expertise and insights with delegates from all over Asia, on how they can unlock the potential of their organisation’s global talent mobility in today’s competitive landscape.
In the meantime, if you would like to suggest a speaker/topic, or apply to speak, please drop us an email at production@humanresourcesonline.net.
Iris Dayan-Bernal
Global Mobility Manager – APAC
Annie Lim
VP, Human Resources
Anne Kelechi-Kanu
Global People Mobility Director – AMA/GC
Simon Raper, FCSD
Director, Head of Workplace Consulting, APAC, Cross-Border Tenant Advisory
Arabelle Chaw
Director Global Account Management
Shazy Tan
Senior Manager, Global Mobility
Get involved, be inspired, and see what our past attendees had to say!
"It’s great to hear from leaders and their examples. While the focus was mobility, it covered a very all- rounded topic - very relatable to any HR professionals!"
Head of People
"Good coverage and interesting ones which expand into other hot topics."
Group Head, Rewards
"Great to be back to an in-person conference with industry experts."
Head of HR – Singapore, Malaysia and SEA
"Great in-person event which generated good ideas."
Talent Attraction Lead
"Overall, an excellent event."
HR Head
"Excellent. Looking forward to the next round."
Group Director, HR
"Great and engaging."
Head of Performance and Rewards
"This was a good platform to share experiences from different industries."
Director, Total Rewards SEA
"Awesome conference and experience!"
HR Executive
"A very good event to learn, and to exchange knowledge and practices with other participants."
Global Mobility Director APAC
"The interactive sessions provide a good platform for the sharing of ideas and experiences."
Senior Manager, Group Compensation
"An opportunity to interact with mobility and HR professionals to discuss challenges and share practices."
Vice President Human Resources
"A highly interactive and informative event, and a great avenue for HR professionals to meet and update each other."
Head, Human Resources
"Interactive and refreshing."
Regional HR Manager
"Enables you to connect ideas with other HR practitioners on managing mobility in this challenging time."
Mobility Specialist
"The topic was timely and relevant. Safety aspect well managed."
APAC Rewards Director
"Insightful sharing from different aspects of workforce planning."
Mobility Lead
"We are all facing the same challenges that require organisations to be human, agile, and flexible."
Head of Talent Acquisition and Development SEA
"It has been such a fabulous session. So much improvement from the previous session in terms of the speakers and content."
Senior Immigration Advisor
"Good to be back. Good format and topics."
Director Global Account Management
Sponsors and partners
Make your brand synonymous with talent mobility solutions
Sponsoring and exhibiting at Talent Mobility 2023 opens the door to network with the best in mobility!
With 100+ pre-qualified attendees from across the region, Talent Mobility 2023 will be the perfect platform for you to showcase your suite of solutions and products to the region’s top global mobility leaders and decision makers. It’s the perfect stage for you to drive lead generation, thought leadership positioning, grow cross-border prospects, global awareness, and more, with our audience.
What are you waiting for? Raise your profile to stand out from the crowd at Talent Mobility 2023!
Speak to us today at partnerships@humanresourcesonline.net to find out how we can help to bring you closer to your 2023 business goals.
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Brand recognition
Bring your brand to life and gain access to the best of the best in the mobility and HR industry through our impressive reach of over 250,000 decision makers and influencers in Asia.
Brand positioning
Participate in meaningful in-person conversations with senior mobility and HR decision makers during networking sessions and position your brand to remain top-of-mind post-conference.
Product showcase
Show our audience your suite of leading products and services that can empower HR and mobility leaders to drive business transformation and high-level performance through your own exclusive on-site exhibition booth.
Prospect engagement
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Lead generation
Generate new cross-border leads and convert prospects beyond your current market. Gain access to high quality MQLs through face-to-face conversations with 100+ delegates.
Gain access to regional HR leaders
Our flagship conference draws top mobility and HR leaders from MNCs, government bodies, SMEs and start-ups from across Asia who are hungry to learn how to develop a comprehensive mobility strategy and ready to invest and maximise human capital investments.
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WHO SHOULD SPONSOR
If your organisation provides solutions or products in the following areas, this conference is perfect for you:
- Relocation services
- Temporary accommodation providers
- Office facilities providers
- Global mobility management software
- Immigration services
- HR solution partner
- Cross-border recruitment companies
- PEO providers
- Mobility consulting and advisory
- Expatriate rewards and compensation services
- Tax and audit support services
- Expatriate support groups
- Expatriate insurance providers
- International schools
- Business hotels
- Serviced apartments
- EoR providers
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