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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2020 · 10 MIN

How to Support Female Expatriates

from NES Fircroft Podcast Network · host EngineeringPro

Today, female expatriates are more prominent than ever as traditional gender roles shift. Global opportunities are becoming more accessible, creating new ways for women to live and work. But what’s it really like to be a female expat and how can Global Mobility and HR professional’s best support them? In this episode of NES Chat, Lauren was joined by Georgia Frangou, a cross-border expatriate taxation and global mobility expert. She has over 24 years’ experience in the industry and has worked and lived in South Africa, Canada, Austria and the UK. Georgia discussed: 1. Why fewer women take on expat roles 2. The benefits of expatriation 3. The main challenges for female expats 4. How can global mobility managers better support their female expats She also shared her personal experience of being an expatriate and how this impacted her family. Listen to this episode of NES Chat now! If you enjoyed this? Listen and subscribe to NES Chat on SoundCloud or find us on iTunes! Want more Global Mobility insights? Read more about our mobility solutions: nesgt.com/global-mobility or subscribe to the Expat Digest monthly newsletter: nesgt.com/expat-digest-newsletter

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