GWS24-Take 5 (Years): Global Mobility Innovation and How to Navigate AI, ESG, and Geopolitics for 2030 (2024)

Continuing Education Credits: CE Credits:1.0

Tag(s) Available for SCRP/CRP CE Credit, Available for SGMS/GMS/GMS-T CE Credit, Available for SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP PDCs, Talent/Retention, Environment/Sustainability, GWS24, Premium Subscription, Conference Session Recording

Details:

2024 Global Workforce Symposium Event

Approximate Session Duration: 1 hour

CE Credits Available: 1 GMS, 1 CRP

PDC Available for SHRM: SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP = 1 PDC
(For those seeking SHRM PDC, please emaileLearning@TalentEverywhere.org upon completion).

Description: Take 5 (Years): Global Mobility and How to Navigate Tech, Talent, ESG, & Geopolitics for 2030

*Sponsored presentation from Cartus*

This interactive roundtable session focused on the future of global mobility as the year 2030 approaches, exploring the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Participants engaged in a dynamic discussion led by Cartus and industry experts, sharing experiences and perspectives on key topics shaping the global mobility landscape.

Key areas of exploration included:

Talent Engagement: The session examined strategies for leveraging global mobility to attract, retain, and develop diverse and flexible talent pools. Attendees discussed how to balance the needs and preferences of different generations, locations, and skill sets, ensuring inclusivity across the workforce.
Geopolitical Factors: Participants explored the complexities of navigating immigration and tax regulations across various jurisdictions. The conversation also focused on mitigating risks while seizing opportunities in emerging markets and adapting to changing political and economic landscapes in the post-pandemic world.
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG): The discussion highlighted how organizations can achieve sustainability and social responsibility goals through global mobility. Participants considered ways to reduce carbon footprints and offset emissions while promoting responsible business practices.
Technological Tools: Attendees explored how innovations such as artificial intelligence (AI) and other digital solutions can enhance the efficiency and quality of mobility services. The conversation included harnessing data analytics to optimize mobility decisions while ensuring data security and privacy.

Based on the feedback gathered during the session, a consolidated summary was presented, capturing attendees' insights on what a global mobility policy in 2030 might entail. Participants left the session with a clearer vision of the potential future of global mobility, along with practical ideas to prepare for the evolving landscape.