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Permits Foundation’s Chair Gill Gordon and Director Helen Frew were delighted to host a corporate roundtable at the fantastic FEM EMEA conference last week. Participants discussed the evolving approach that companies are taking to ensure that a positive family experience is a part of an employee’s relocation abroad. Topics covered included the importance of pre-move conversations between employers and the family unit, how to help non-married relocating couples and the changing expectations of the new generation of international dual career partners.
Priority destinations were discussed. The US remains a country of interest. The Middle East was also highlighted not only at the roundtable but by many participants at the conference as well – clearly an area for the Foundation to focus on going forward.
For those not able to join us in London who want to know where in the world partners can work – you can find the answer via our free to access world map: www.permitsfoundation.com/worldmap
