Bite Size Briefing with Magrath Sheldrick LLP
From: Sep 11, 2025 @ 8:00 AM
To: Sep 11, 2025 @ 9:00 AM
Location: Online

Join us for this Bite Size Briefing with Magrath Sheldrick, a leading immigration law firm with a truly global reach. In just one hour, they’ll unpack the most significant immigration changes of the year so far – from shifting government policies to evolving compliance expectations. Whether your programme touches one region or spans the globe, this session will help you stay ahead of the curve in a rapidly changing landscape.
The local time of the event is 09:00 - 10:00 GMT
Why you should attend
Immigration rules rarely stand still – and 2025 is proving to be no exception. If you’re managing mobile employees across multiple jurisdictions, keeping up with global developments can be a challenge. This session offers a practical snapshot of what’s new, what’s changed, and what Global Mobility professionals need to be watching. Expect clear insights, expert commentary, and a few “need to know now” moments.
Who should attend
EA Members & In-house Global Mobility Professionals. This session is ideal for Global Mobility professionals at all levels who have responsibility for international moves and immigration compliance. Whether you’re working closely with immigration providers or want to better understand the risks and requirements your programme is facing, this is an hour well spent.
If you are not an Expat Academy member and would like to find out more please contact Tony Miller
What will be covered
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Key updates and policy shifts across major locations
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Emerging trends in immigration law and how they may affect workforce planning
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Practical implications for assignment planning, employee experience, and compliance
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What Global Mobility teams should be doing now to stay prepared
Agenda
Day 1
Bite Size Briefing with Magrath Sheldrick
09:00 - 10:00
One hour technical deep-dive into the changing global immigration landscape with experts from Magrath Sheldrick.
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Testimonials
Expat Academy has proved to be a valuable resource for me and my (one other!) team member - so much so, that each time I've worked in-house I've rejoined expat academy (I first joined them in 2012, I think!) . Although I've worked in the Global Mobility sphere for many years, I always come away with at least one nugget of new information or food for thought at every session I attend, whether that's a 'huddle' session or the conference or colloquium events. It's a really valuable space for me to connect with other Global Mobility leaders too, as I'm the only person responsible for Global Mobility in my business - networking and sharing experiences, I find, helps me to formulate my strategy for my business.
My new hire (to expand my team to 2!) also found it really helpful. She was completely new to global mobility and expat academy sessions have supported her through her learning journey and to understand what this niche area is all about! She's also begun to network with others at her level and so it provides a support network for her too. She's also been able to engage with GMPD as a sister endeavour to Expat Academy and has found the two together to complete the picture for her.
I'd highly recommend membership at whatever stage of your career!
Helen Harfield
I started working with Expat Academy in my role as Head of Global Mobility at Arup when I first came to the UK in 2015. I was amazed by the value of this membership. As well as offering the perfect networking platform and dozens of free training courses the membership gives access to their 'Vault' which contains every kind of policy template, assignment letter etc, ever written which you are free to use, copy and get inspired by. The team working at the Expat Academy have years of experience in different Global Mobility roles. I highly recommend a membership for you and your team.
Mark Derksen
No matter how well you think you have mobility covered someone in the room will have looked at it from an angle that you haven’t – sometimes, just sometimes, that fresh perspective is priceless. You can't ask for more than this. I’ve been to many networking events in my career and the level of sharing in this group is off the chart!
James Watts
It’s always valuable to keep on top of new trends but the networking part where you can share practices is also something I find incredibly useful,
Ariane deWilde
I often referred to the benchmarking tool in the first months of my new role. There is a wealth of knowledge on all Global Mobility topics. When the topic I was researching was not previously discussed I posted a question out to the network. The network responses were very helpful and reassured me I was on the right track. I recommend to all GM professionals to refer to the benchmarking tool when managing first time or complicated queries regarding international mobility.
Lindsay Clark
What a fantastic day! It was really interesting to hear about the challenges that other organisations are currently facing, and also reassuring to know that we are not alone in our struggles. I found the round the world updates really useful and it resonated with me that although we might be in different locations, our struggles are similar!
Kate Low
An ideal opportunity to look externally and gain insight into other organisation's GM agenda. To be able to bring business related challenges to discuss with like-minded people and professional experts is priceless.
Donna Casement
Being able to share best practice with other Global Mobility professionals is key - why re-invent the wheel when it’s already there. Insight into compliance is much appreciated and helpful. Thank you for the opportunity to participate!
Ditte Riis
I found this an incredible reminder of how important culture is and how it can be influenced by DE&I. Overall, I think it’s great that we got to hear about tips that the experts used to help not only implement, but the continuation, and the positive impact of DE&I.
I would love to hear additional things that can be done at little to no cost!
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