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PerchPeek Pods - Global Mobility Pros

PerchPeek Pods - Global Mobility Pros

Paul Bennett 115 Episodes Oct 13, 2026

PerchPeek Pods is a podcast about the global mobility and relocation industry, hosted by PerchPeek CEO Paul Bennett. Each week he interviews an experienced global mobility leader about their career, the successes and challenges they have faced, and the strategies behind their work. Guests share practical advice and insights aimed at professionals at every level of the relocation world. Episodes also cover where the industry is heading and how listeners can stay ahead of emerging trends.

Episodes

Episode #117 - Moving Someone Isn't the Same as Settling Them In | Kat Osborn, Global Mobility Coach
Episode #117 - Moving Someone Isn't the Same as Settling Them In | Kat Osborn, Global Mobility Coach Oct 13, 2026 2006 In this episode, Paul sits down with Kat Osborn, Global Mobility Coach & Consultant, to talk about the people on both sides of a move: the Mobility professionals who do the moving, and the employees and families who relocate.Kat has 19+ years in Global Mobility as an expat, a consultant and a transformation leader, including Head of Global Mobility at FIS and APAC Mobility Transformation Lead
Episode #116 - They Want to Move. What Do You Still Have to Own? | Jaya Gangwani, Zalando
Episode #116 - They Want to Move. What Do You Still Have to Own? | Jaya Gangwani, Zalando Oct 13, 2026 2158 In this episode, Paul sits down with Jaya Gangwani, Global Mobility Leader at Zalando. They talk about what Mobility still owes employees who are eager to relocate.Based in Berlin, Jaya has nearly two decades of experience across Mobility and HR, and has relocated six times herself, across four countries. She's run Mobility in very different businesses: sending software engineers to client sites a
Episode #115 - Why Mobility Should Own Right to Work Checks | Cassie Ramos, Biogen
Episode #115 - Why Mobility Should Own Right to Work Checks | Cassie Ramos, Biogen Oct 5, 2026 2213 In this episode, Paul sits down with Cassie Ramos, Lead Global Mobility Partner at Biogen. They talk about why Mobility, not HR Ops, should own right to work checks.Cassie started out as an immigration paralegal and spent about six years as an immigration attorney. At Biogen, she leads global immigration and right to work, a remit she put her hand up for.Her argument is simple. Mobility already ha
Episode #114 - 18 Countries. One Global Mobility Model: Thoughtworks’ Centralisation Story | Nati Silveira, Thoughtworks
Episode #114 - 18 Countries. One Global Mobility Model: Thoughtworks’ Centralisation Story | Nati Silveira, Thoughtworks Sep 22, 2026 2491 • How do you centralise Global Mobility across 18 countries without forcing every market into the same way of working? • Why should you design the organisation first, before designing roles around the people already there? • How do you get local teams comfortable moving away from long-standing vendors and processes? • What skills matter most when building a centralised Global Mobility function?In
Episode #113 - When Immigration Rules Change Without Warning | Johanna Lennartson, Nimmersion AB
Episode #113 - When Immigration Rules Change Without Warning | Johanna Lennartson, Nimmersion AB Sep 16, 2026 1918 • What happens when immigration rules haven’t changed, but the way they’re being applied suddenly has? • How can Mobility teams capture knowledge that isn’t written down anywhere? • Why does Sweden’s housing market create such a challenge for relocating families? • How has Sweden’s international talent population changed over the past 20 years?In this episode, Paul sits down with Johanna Lennartso
Episode #112 - Five Exceptions in Six Years - How to Build a Mobility Policy That Actually Works | Dianne Couto Foutz, Pegasystems 
Episode #112 - Five Exceptions in Six Years - How to Build a Mobility Policy That Actually Works | Dianne Couto Foutz, Pegasystems  Sep 8, 2026 2179 How do you build a Mobility policy employees don’t constantly need exceptions from? What can historic assignment data tell you about whether your programme is actually working? When does a policy exception stop being an exception and become something the policy?  should address? How can AI dramatically reduce the work involved in analysing Mobility programmes?In this episode, Paul sits down with D
Episode #111 - H-1B Planning When the Rules Keep Changing | Steven Williams, Silberman Law
Episode #111 - H-1B Planning When the Rules Keep Changing | Steven Williams, Silberman Law Sep 3, 2026 1946 How is the new H-1B selection system changing outcomes for different wage levels? Why are location and compensation becoming part of immigration strategy? What could the proposed $103,625 fee mean for graduate and early-career hiring? How should employers assess their H-1B exposure and plan for multiple scenarios before the next cycle? In this episode, Paul sits down with Steven Williams, Principa
Episode #110 - 70-Person Startup vs 50-Year-Old Global Business: Making Mobility Work at Scale | Zinnia Brasa, Arthrex
Episode #110 - 70-Person Startup vs 50-Year-Old Global Business: Making Mobility Work at Scale | Zinnia Brasa, Arthrex Aug 24, 2026 1888 How do you stop employees choosing the wrong relocation benefits? What does it take to convince the business to invest in services over cash? How much flexibility can you offer without losing control of costs? What gets recruiters on board with a new relocation approach? When relocation practices differ across locations, how can you create consistency? In this episode, Paul sits down with Zinnia B
Episode #109 - The New Reality of UK Immigration for Employers | Rose Carey, Lewis Silkin
Episode #109 - The New Reality of UK Immigration for Employers | Rose Carey, Lewis Silkin Aug 14, 2026 1802 Where are employers most at risk with UK immigration compliance? How can businesses prepare for Home Office audits? How will the UK's new right-to-work rules impact employers? How can HR, Legal and business leaders work together to navigate complex immigration changes? In this episode, Paul sits down with Rose Carey, Partner at Eversheds Sutherland.  With over 23 years of experience in immigration
Episode #108 - The End of One-Size-Fits-All Mobility | Mimi Elvidge, PerchPeek
Episode #108 - The End of One-Size-Fits-All Mobility | Mimi Elvidge, PerchPeek Aug 4, 2026 2160 In this episode, Paul sits down with Mimi Elvidge, Head of Account Management at PerchPeek.Mimi has worked there for over 4 years. In this role, she consults with and advises companies daily on resource optimisation, policy revisions and change management. She has helped shape or create the programs of some of the largest and fastest growing companies globally, visiting clients across Europe, US a
Episode #107 - How Boeing Makes The Business Case For Global Mobility | Chris Gonzales, Boeing
Episode #107 - How Boeing Makes The Business Case For Global Mobility | Chris Gonzales, Boeing Jul 28, 2026 2175 How do you build a business case for Global Mobility technology when no single department can cover the cost? What does a successful Global Mobility ecosystem look like, and why does it matter? Why did Boeing introduce immigration workshops, and what impact did they have? How can Mobility teams uncover hidden cost savings across their immigration programme? How can Mobility leaders better align th
Episode #106 - What Every Mobility Leader Should Know About M&A | Elina Udkovskaa, Superhuman
Episode #106 - What Every Mobility Leader Should Know About M&A | Elina Udkovskaa, Superhuman Jul 21, 2026 2325 When should Global Mobility get involved in a merger or acquisition?How do you merge two very different mobility programmes into one?How do you decide which suppliers, policies and processes to keep after an M&A?How do you support employees through the uncertainty and change of an acquisition?What are the biggest mistakes organisations make when managing Global Mobility during M&A?In this

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