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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2020 · 14 MIN

Global Mobility Issues for Senior Executives and their Families

from CM Murray LLP - Employment, Partnership and Regulatory Law · host CM Murray LLP

We are delighted to share with you this podcast of highlights from the session Global Mobility Issues for Senior Executives and their Families from the IFSEA 2020 Conference. In this short podcast, moderator Allen Powley (GlaxoSmithKline plc, UK) and panellists Sophie Barrett-Brown (Laura Devine Immigration, UK), Juliet Carp (Keystone Law, UK), Atul Gupta (Trilegal, India) and Chris Horton (Deloitte LLP, UK) discuss a range of issues relating to executive global mobility, including: 1. the challenges that cultural differences bring and the importance of cultural familiarity; 2. the important of having a centralised adviser who takes ownership for the senior executive of all the different strands of an assignment including tax and immigration; and 3. the many different parts to a successful assignment (including making sure the family is happy!) Become a member of the International Forum of Senior Executive Advisers (IFSEA) by visiting: www.cm-murray.com/ifsea.

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