Margot Andersen and Simone Pregellio talk about life overseas and the Boomeranging podcast as part of TellMeWhere2Go’s new Super Seven Series focusing on travel identities adjusting to COVID. Take a listen here
Tell Me Where 2 Go Read More »
Margot Andersen was recently interviewed by Ticker TV on the challenges many expats continue to face in navigating the local employment market, despite the current skills shortage. She also shares how the Insync Network Group seeks to bridge this disconnect. Watch here.
Margot Andersen’s most recent article How returning expats can secure a successful career back home offers five key tips for senior executives returning home after many years overseas. You can read more here.
Financial journalist Alan Kohler interviews Margot Andersen for the Qantas Talking Business podcast about how the Insync Network Group supports individuals to translate international experience to the Australian market. Tune in here.
In the latest magazine issue from ANZA Singapore, Margot Andersen shares her career tips for those returning to Australia and New Zealand from Singapore. You can read the article here.
Relocating to another country is no longer a prerequisite for global leadership roles. However, Australian executives need to be willing to embrace the late nights and early mornings that come with working across time zones. Read more here.
Meet the executives who landed a global role without leaving home- The Financial Review Read More »
The Museum of Contemporary Art has chosen a returning expatriate as its new director. Returning with thirty plus years of international experience, Suzanne Cotter will bring home years of experience from Europe. Read more here.
MCA picks 30 year expat as new director The Financial Review Read More »
As borders remain closed and with no real site on when they will reopen, thousands of expats and immigrants are calling time on Australia and heading back overseas. Read more here.
Australia’s biggest performing arts company has appointed Australian expat as their new Chief Executive Officer. Fiona Allan will be returning from the UK where she is currently CEO of the Birmingham Hippodrome. Read more here
Opera Australia hires expat as new chief – The Financial Review Read More »
Not only are our students missing out on the invaluable opportunity to explore Asia during their formative years, but we as an Australian business community risk losing these insights and ties with the region in our future leaders. Read more here
COVID cuts to Asia-Pacific learning experiences put regional ties at risk – The Age Read More »
