Juliana Davis (United States) : GMJ Ambassador - Global Mobility HR GMJ Ambassadors

United States & Global Mobility Land of Diverse Opportunity The United States is built upon immigration which is at the very core of Global Mobility. The opportunities with the United States for Global Mobility is linked to the awareness of the benefits and challenges presented. The United States is attractive to global mobility programs because there's a lot of great companies that are headquartered here or have a large presence.

Nature of Global Mobility Defined by Achievements Global Mobility faces challenges on a daily basis and it is through the dedication, skill and knowledge of the Mobility professional's defines its very nature. Global Mobility handles risks, where it's a risk and linked operation for outbound and inbound processes for immigration law and travel.

The Story of Global Mobility Where it begins... Many end up in Global Mobility but how do they get there, this is the Story of Global Mobility. I had grown up as part of an expat family and so I knew all the ins and outs of relocating from one country to the other.

Global Mobility in North America Established Potential for Global Mobility The North America region is a natural rich ground for Global Mobility advancement in the fact that moving employees has been the norm due to the size of the region to this day. A history of welcoming immigration and foreigners.

Stories of Global Mobility It all starts with International... A common theme among Global Mobility Professionals is a Love of International. Be that Travel, Culture and everything in between. It really allows me to learn more about tax and relocation and global travel and just how we all have to work together to really advance the goals of the business.

Global Mobility into United States Truly Vast Opportunity Global Mobility has a Home in the United States, the vastness of the size and opportunity requires mobility and it is not surprising Global mobility has found a natural home in the United States. The reason why I like the U.S. is because we are a melting pot. Especially as I sit in California, within Silicon Valley and San Francisco itself. We bring so many individuals who are specialists and masters of their craft to help innovate life together.