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Hosted by Expat Academy · business · EN · 19 episodes
In this engaging podcast series, we journey alongside Global Mobility professionals who deftly navigate the ever-changing landscape of international work. Hosted by Expat Academy and EQUUS Software, along with industry experts and in-house leaders, each episode delves into critical topics relevant to 2024, 2025, and beyond. From policy twists to data-driven decision-making, join us as we explore the challenges, opportunities, and unexpected turns faced by those who manage the world’s workforce. Fasten your seatbelts—it’s going to be a dynamic ride!
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn this engaging podcast series, we journey alongside Global Mobility professionals who deftly navigate the ever-changing landscape of international work. Hosted by Expat Academy and EQUUS Software, along with industry experts and in-house leaders, each episode delves into critical topics relevant to 2024, 2025, and beyond.
Moving by the Seat of Our Pants: Navigating Global Mobility Trends is hosted by Expat Academy. The show has published 19 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Human-First Future: GM's Role in a Worker-Empowered World" (30 September 2026, 42 minutes), "The AI Reality Check: Efficiency, Ethics, and Why We Still Need Nice Pens" (6 August 2026, 46 minutes), and "Strategic Localization: When a 'Local Plus' is More Than Just a Policy" (3 June 2026, 42 minutes).
Moving by the Seat of Our Pants: Navigating Global Mobility Trends publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 199 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Moving by the Seat of Our Pants: Navigating Global Mobility Trends is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Moving by the Seat of Our Pants: Navigating Global Mobility Trends requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Moving by the Seat of Our Pants: Navigating Global Mobility Trends's contact route on record: public web form.
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Expat Academy hosts Moving by the Seat of Our Pants: Navigating Global Mobility Trends, a business show with 19 episodes published.
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Episode #10
Global mobility functions have long measured success by logistics: visas processed on time, shipping arrived, start date met. But if those are the only metrics that matter, the function is missing the point entirely...
Episode #9
Artificial intelligence is everywhere in global mobility conversations, from conference keynotes to vendor pitches. But how much of it is genuine progress and how much is noise? The reality is that most organisations...
Episode #8
<p>What if the difference between a successful international move and a costly failure comes down to one overlooked detail – whether the accompanying partner can work? In this episode, we dive deep into strategic...
Episode #7
<p>How do you prove the value of global mobility programs when traditional ROI metrics fall short? Ben Hooper from Pickfords Relocation reveals why measuring mobility success requires more than spreadsheets and cost...
Episode #6
<p>Most mobility functions struggle to escape operational urgency to become truly strategic. Steven McNabola from Rolls-Royce shares how he transformed both himself and his mobility team by listening to business needs...
Episode #5
<p>What’s the real cost of getting global mobility wrong?</p> <p> </p> <p>In this episode, Steph Carr from BDO joins Moving By The Seat of Our Pants for a deep dive into the hidden risks that can derail even the best...
Episode #4
<p>James Speirs, the Vice President of Client Services at RelocationOnline, joins Moving By The Seat of Our Pants to unpack how relocation and employee support have evolved beyond traditional, logistics-focused...
Episode #3
<p>Kathryn Blackley-Smith is the Global Mobility Senior Manager EMEA at Alvarez & Marsal. Join us as we dive headfirst into the next generation of international assignees – think Gen Zs and Millennials – and what truly...
Episode #2
<p>Jennifer Dyer, Global Consulting Leader EMEA from Cartus, unpacks how global mobility has evolved from simply moving people to managing everything international – often with limited resources and endless new...
Episode #1
<p>As we kick off Season Two of Moving by the Seat of Our Pants, hosts Chris Blair and Scott Turner sit down with Liesal Rudlin, experienced Global Head of Mobility with on-the-ground experience across South Africa...
Episode #9
<p>In this episode, Chris Blair and Scott Turner are joined by compliance experts Katy Bond from Grant Thornton and Rachel Harrington from Slaughter and May. They unpack one of mobility’s most critical and misunderstood...
Episode #8
<p>What does it really take to make global mobility work? In this episode, we sit down with Cat Vose from Vodafone and Mike Hibberd from Global Expat Pay. They pull back the curtain on the often messy, high-stakes...
Episode #7
<p>Emily Stewart is the Client Success Director in Mobility Technology for EQUUS Software. Her global experience and unconventional path into mobility – complete with red-eye flights, missed sleep, and a cameo from her...
Episode #6
<p>Visa rules are changing, expectations are rising, and global mobility teams are stuck navigating the grey. Joanne Taylor and Anita Ofis from Immigration Law firm Magrath Sheldrick LLP join the show to unpack myths...
Episode #5
<p>Join Regular hosts Chris Blair, Director at Expat Academy and Scott Turner, VP Product Marketing at EQUUS Software as they are joined by guests, Nicola Cocks from RWE, Clive Fathers and Sarah Lavan from Fathers &...
Episode #4
<p>In this Episode of "Moving by the seat of our pants" we're joined by Radhika Gorsia from Aires and Sonal Wadher and Payal Khakhria from Tesco as we delve into what it means to have truly employee centric approaches...
Episode #3
<p>Welcome to "Moving by the Seat of Our Pants," where hosts Chris Blair from Expat Academy and Scott Turner from Equus Software dive into the dynamic world of global mobility. In this episode, special guest Claire...
Episode #2
<p>Welcome to another episode of "Moving by the Seat of Our Pants," where Chris Blair from Expat Academy and Scott Turner from Equus Software dive into the dynamic world of global mobility. In this episode, they are...
Episode #1
<p>In this episode of "Moving By the Seat of Our Pants," we chat with Kate Fitzpatrick from Mercer about the evolving world of global mobility. We explore how international assignments have changed, discussing...
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