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Conference Host / Facilitator mayerbrown.com
Venue: 1999 K Street NW, Washington 20006
Mayer Brown is an international law firm, positioned to represent the world’s major corporations, funds and financial institutions in their most important and complex transactions and disputes.
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Liz Espin Stern
DC Office Managing Partner and Head, Global Mobility & Migration Practice
Washington
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As the worldwide head of Mayer Brown’s Global Mobility & Migration practice, Liz leads Mayer Brown’s Global Mobility & Immigration group.
Liz is dedicated to helping companies capture the competitive opportunities that the movement of top talent offers, while maintaining resilient compliance and agile programs for mobility. She specializes in the immigration and mobility rules of the US, Canada, LATAM, Europe, and emerging regions across six continents. Working with the firm’s Employment & Benefits group partners, she spearheads the development of Mayer Brown’s proprietary Global People Solution®. The Solution offers multinational clients a comprehensive compliance and risk management program in connection with their mobile workforce, in addition to facilitating the services essential to each aspect of talent recruitment and management. With the increasing dynamism and versatility in the flow of executives and employees across borders, Liz works with colleagues across key disciplines – including employment, benefits, immigration, privacy, regulatory, and tax – to provide a holistic management and execution of services for the mobile, global work corps.
Grace Shie
Partner with Mayer Brown’s Global Mobility & Migration practice in Washington, DC and a member of the Employment & Benefits group.
Washington
I advise multinational companies on employee mobility across the globe including in major commercial centers and emerging markets. My background includes five years in Hong Kong where I managed an immigration practice covering Greater China and directed cross-border matters for clients in the Asia-Pacific region. I continue to maintain a practice focus on inbound expatriate movement into China and Hong Kong as part of Mayer Brown’s Global People Solution. I also serve as Chair of the firm’s Women’s Leadership Committee and Co-Chair of the Washington, DC Women’s Forum.
Mika J. Cross
Mika Cross is best known as a transformational workplace expert who has dedicated over 25 years of her career to making the world of work, work better.
She works with government agencies, private and public sector leaders, and the workforce to help them adapt to the changing needs and demands of the modern work environment.
She is driven by a vision of fostering a culture of innovation, collaboration, and inclusion for high-performing teams, working in a mix of on-site, remote or hybrid work environments.
Mika’s background as an Army veteran, human capital expert, transformational workplace strategist, and innovator gives her a unique insight into the challenges and opportunities facing the workforce in the ever-changing world of work.
Mika has a national reputation for leading and implementing groundbreaking, human capital policy and inclusive workplace initiatives, that help empower organizational health and performance across the United States Intelligence Community after 9/11 and beyond, across the federal government and private industry.
Mika has designed and implemented award-winning remote and flexible work programs across various Executive Departments and Branches of government, including the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Office of Personnel Management, and the U.S. Department of Labor, among other Federal agencies, as well as private industry, working as Vice President of Employer Engagement at the fully remote company, FlexJobs.
She is a highly respected speaker, trainer, and adviser who offers practical solutions and best practices for improving employee engagement, worker productivity, performance, and well-being.
In March 2023, she was invited by the Government Oversight Committee to provide a Statement for the Record as part of their congressional hearing on the Nation’s Largest Employer- OPM and in December 2021, she testified as an expert witness for the Senate Hearing on the Future of Federal Work.
Mika is a proud U.S. Army veteran who served as both a commissioned officer and an enlisted soldier. She is originally from rural Maine.
Rebecca Peters, Esq.
Director of Public Policy, Semiconductor Policy
Samsung Electronics America
Washington (inperson)
Rebecca leads the public affairs’ workforce, education, intellectual property, corporate social responsibility portfolios.
She is a part of a core team that has successfully passed and is now implementing the CHIPS and Science Act to grow the on-shoring of semiconductor manufacturing in the United States.
Prior to joining Samsung, Peters was Vice President of Member Engagement and Public Policy at Worldwide ERC®.
While there she contributed to the organization’s overall strategy as a part of the CEO’s leadership team reporting to its Board. She led the organization’s public policy and membership divisions.
Rebecca has also led workplace and immigration public policy at the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).
While at SHRM, she served on the CEO’s Culture Club and was a member of the organization’s senior management team.
Before SHRM, Peters was the Director of Government Affairs at the Council for Global Immigration, leading its public policy efforts and the Board’s policy committee.
Rebecca sits on the Executive Committee of Compete America and co-chairs its advocacy committee.
She also is a co-chair of the Semiconductor Industry Association’s workforce committee and co-chairs the American Semiconductor Industry Coalition’s Taskforce on Education Workforce Development and Awareness. She has served as a counsel for the Compete America coalition, led SHRM’s employer immigration compliance coalition and served for four years on the Women in Government Relations leadership team.
She is a frequent speaker on issues of global mobility and high-skilled immigration reform and is viewed as an immigration policy expert both inside and outside the beltway.
Earlier in her career, Peters practiced immigration law at a Washington D.C.- based law firm and served as an attorney and policy analyst at the U.S. Department of Justice’s legacy Immigration and Naturalization Service.
She was a Presidential Management fellow and received her J.D. and M.P.A. from Syracuse University’s College of Law and the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, respectively.
Paul Falcone
Los Angeles
Bestselling Author
Workplace Leadership Trainer
Executive Coach
Int’l Keynote Speaker
Former CHRO, Nickelodeon
Paul Falcone (www.PaulFalconeHR.com) is the principal of Paul Falcone Workplace Leadership Consulting, LLC. His practice is dedicated to keynote presentations, corporate leadership training, executive coaching, and facilitating corporate offsite retreats. Paul is the former CHRO of Nickelodeon and head of international human resources for Paramount Pictures, and he has extensive experience in entertainment, healthcare/biotech, and financial services, including in international, nonprofit, and union environments.
Some of Paul’s bestselling books from HarperCollins Leadership, the American Management Association, and SHRM include “96 Great Interview Questions to Ask Before You Hire,” “101 Tough Conversations to Have with Employees,” “101 Sample Write-Ups for Documenting Employee Performance Problems,” and “2600 Phrases for Effective Performance Reviews.” His most recent release from HarperCollins, titled “The Paul Falcone Workplace Leadership Series,” consists of five books that chart the talent management lifecycle, from workplace ethics to hiring and onboarding, leadership offense and defense strategies, and a specialty book for new managers to help them catapult to leadership success.
Paul is a regular contributor to SHRM’s “HR Magazine,” a member of the SHRM Speakers’ Bureau, a certified executive coach through the Marshall Goldsmith Stakeholder-Centered Coaching program, and an adjunct faculty member in UCLA Extension’s School of Business and Management.
Jack Jampel
“You get more out of life by giving more of your life to others” Passion for Mentoring. Challenges comfortable and practicable thinking.
Philadelphia metro (virtual)
Heather
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CafeCoach #DUALCAREERissues/solutions, FlexChoice, remote, human conex, human valuechain
London (virtual)
Big Data needs Thick Data for informed user-conscious global mobility decision-making and policy-shaping
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Dublin, Ireland (virtual)
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Mel Smith
Managing Director,
AAVERSAL Global Logistics
Washington
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Business Development Executive in Freight Forwarding, Relief & Development – Austere Environments
I am a Producer of Accounts with Global Brand Recognition; Initiator of Executive Level contacts & relationships with industry leading institutions – Corporate, Governmental, Diplomatic, Start Up or Emerging Market. Experienced in recruiting and hiring of personnel
I came to the industry with a background as a Licensed NY State Insurance Broker specializing in Risk Management – involved with account service/support and maintenance, business development, Account & Project Management.
Authored an ISO 9000 Quality Manual for an International Forwarder; I managed the certification and registration process for that firm.
I have lived in Munich for 2 years and worked as Driver and International Packer – Trained and Export Packing Certified
Ken Somers
My practice partners with business leaders and their teams to diagnose and solve the challenges of leading people and teams. We’re passionate about delivering pragmatic and actionable “answers for the real world.”
Connecticut (virtual)
Poland-based Basia and Kasia discuss APTITUDE and tech workers with Ken Somers
Feb 1 Washington conference …DISCUSSES…
Gen “Z”
Remote Work
INTRO
- Gen Z defined: born between 1997 and 2012; currently aged 27 to 12; theya re the children of the Millenials
- Globally, they are known as “Digital Natives” because they are the 1st generation to grow up with access to the Internet from birth
- Tend to spend much more time with electronic devices than books or magazines
- Academics fear this will result in impacts to attention spans, vocabulary, and academic performance
- I suspect some of you are seeing evidence of these concerns in the workplace
- I’ll spend a few minutes talking about the intersection of Gen Z behaviors and the challenges and opportunities of Remote Work
HOT OFF THE PRESS – REMOTE WORK FINDINGS
- These papers address the question of “does remote work make you more or less productive?”
- The 1st, from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco looked across 43 industries in the private sector
- There was NO MEANINGFUL impact on productivity
- The 2nd, a working paper from the NY Fed, the University of Virginia, and Harvard studied just one company but found more nuanced answers
- Before the pandemic:
o Working closely together (at the office) resulted in more mentorship of Gen Z employees and feedback on their work products
o Sitting near senior colleagues enabled younger staff to receive more and more timely feedback
- During /after the pandemic:
o Mentorship declined significantly
o Already on board staff had a higher quit rate than new hires, researchers believe they benefited from mentorship in the pre-pandemic world and were thus able to easily land new, higher paying jobs
o The company has adjusted, post-pandemic by changing their hiring strategy to seek more experienced people – they are now buying talent instead of building talent
TIPS FOR GETTING THINGS DONE REMOTELY
- Ensure your team has the tools they need
- Keep them informed and in the loop – communicate, communicate, communicate
- Set clear expectations, guidelines, and due dates
- Actively manage key projects and priorities
- Be a cheerleader for your team – build remote rapport among members to defeat being isolated
- Be sure to recognize and reward
- Build new management capabilities to enable managers to successfully lead remote teams
Stephanie Owens
Global Mobility Leader
International HR Business Partner
Project Manager
Manages international and domestic relocations; ensures that assignees and their family have the best possible experience with the support of our vendors.
linkedin.com/in/stephaniemobility
Atlanta (virtual)
Stephanie is a Global Mobility leader with 15 + managing global programs and HR initiatives for Fortune 500. She is currently the Global Mobility Director at Fiserv, located in the Atlanta area. Prior to joining Fiserv, she worked 16 years with UPS serving various positions mainly in International HR and Mobility, with her last role as a Global Mobility Manager. She is passionate about Talent Mobility and values her industry partners. She is a board member of MARC (Metro Atlanta Relocation Council). She obtained her GMS and has lived in 3 different countries (Germany, France, US).
Matt Burns
Managing Director,
Tullow International HR Consulting, LLC
linkedin.com/in/matthew-burns-23661
Washington
Tullow International HR Consulting is a practice focused on helping small and large companies doing business internationally. We can help with:
– Evaluating international opportunities and setting up international assignments,
– Reviewing policies and processes to improve effectiveness and efficiency,
– Advising on organizational changes, transitioning to new systems/suppliers or evaluating outsourcing, and
– Strengthening compliance.
We can help with all these and other Global Mobility and International HR challenges.
John Verrico
inperson
“Share Your Fire”
Speaker/Trainer/Coach
Motivational Leadership,
Team Building,
Personal Growth
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