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Episode #81: With Saloni Lakhani, Associate Director GM, Kimberly-Clark : How to Turn Mobility Into a Centralised Workforce Engine

from PerchPeek Pods - Global Mobility Pros · host Paul Bennett

What does it take to transform a decentralised Mobility setup into a centralised workforce engine? When does a one-way transfer deliver more value than a traditional assignment? How do you navigate internal barriers to Mobility transformation? Which parts of the business benefit most from a Mobility function? Which skills position Mobility leaders to step into CHRO roles? In this episode, Paul speaks with Saloni Lakhani, Associate Director, Global Mobility at Kimberly-Clark. Saloni is a Global Mobility Leader who has built her Mobility career around creating seamless, human-centred Mobility journeys for employees and leaders. With deep experience across immigration, tax, relocation and talent mobility she brings a passion for innovation, partnership and building mobility’s influence at the table We hope you enjoy!

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