THREE STEPS TO SUCCESS: ENTER NOW!


ENTERING THE AWARDS


1 ENTRY STATEMENT summarising succinctly in 500 words, how you:


• provide a unique, exceptional quality experience, including relevance to global mobility;


• provide a responsive, resource- efficient and cost-effective service, differentiated from others in the field, that shows a creative, flexible approach; and


• are supported by your leadership team to build connections to deliver an innovative and inspirational service in an increasingly global and diverse marketplace.


KEY DATES 2025


The entry statement should say what makes your entry inspirational and how you have built and drawn upon creative connections to achieve outstanding outcomes worthy of being the winner of your chosen award category.


2 VIDEO A simple video (2 minutes) to demonstrate the character of your organisation, supporting the entry statement.


3 SUPPORTING MATERIAL One page of supporting material to reinforce your entry statement should be included.


ENTRIES OPEN: 20 JANUARY


ENTRIES CLOSE: 4 APRIL


SHORTLIST ANNOUNCED: MAY


AWARDS DINNER: 4 JUNE


For further details and how to enter, see here.


THE 2025 AWARDS CATEGORIES


Excellence in global mobility/ global policy design/ implementation


Destination services


provider of the year – local/global


Best serviced apartment provider – local/global


Excellence in technology or analytics


Excellence in talent management


Excellence in education – schools/education consultancy


Excellence in family support


Best research contribution or book


Excellence in ESG –


environmental, social & governance


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