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It's Summer, and for most of us in global mobility, things are busy. Very busy. We can easily find ourselves becoming unwilling to deviate from our tried-and-true processes and approaches to work.[...]

Moving soon? You’re in luck. We have selected our favorite tips and created detailed checklists to help you get ready to go and settle in once you get there.

We’ve all been there. On a plane, in a car. Your own or someone else’s. Kids! How do you keep them happy while traveling? Below are my top five picks that will hopefully keep them busy, engaged,[...]

Kristen Hollinger has been with Aires for 15 years and currently services as the Aires Implementation Director. Kristen’s credentials include the Certified Relocation Professional designation from[...]

Every quarter real estate prognosticators come out with their predictions for the upcoming market. There are so many marketing updates and real estate trend reports that after a while they all[...]

A hot topic of discussion these days is enhancing the employee experience. Even with historically low unemployment rates, thousands of skilled jobs remain unfilled while companies search for the[...]

Taking on the new challenge of accepting an international assignment can be a very exciting and emotional point in one’s life. Perhaps one of the most stressful parts of the process – if not the[...]

It may have been a while since you last thought of or considered the developments of the Real ID Act and what that might entail for either yourself or your U.S. employee population, especially[...]

More often we see companies tasked with the balancing act of developing a competitive global mobility program while maintaining/reducing costs. Mobility teams are challenged to act as business[...]

Do you want to know more about mobility, but your training budget has been slashed? Mobility training is an invaluable resource to both newer corporate contacts and existing ones. Relocation is an[...]