JUDGES
DR SUE SHORTLAND is a Senior Lecturer in HRM at the University of Westminster and also holds the honorary title of Professor Emerita at London Metropolitan University. She is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She holds external examiner positions at Sheffield Hallam University and Oxford Brookes University.
Sue is an active researcher and has published widely in academic journals and practitioner
publications. She
is the author of five books in the field of HRM. Prior to working in Higher Education, Sue worked in a managerial consultancy role in international HRM at KPMG and managed The CBI Employee Relocation Council.
“ This year the judges were looking to see how the entrants had managed the challenging circumstances arising from the pandemic and how they managed to achieve excellence during adversity. We were certainly not disappointed. In fact, we were inspired by the amazing outcomes achieved.”
DR SUE SHORTLAND, HEAD JUDGE 32
MARK ETHELSTON has over 26 years’ experience in International Assignments / Global Mobility
which
encompasses programme and policy management, strategic policy and programme development, technology implementation, expatriate taxation, vendor selection and strategic account management.
Much of Mark’s experience has been focused on the financial services industry and companies with project- based assignment requirements. Having worked in client-facing managed services, advisory
and
in-house capacities, Mark has the advantage of understanding clients’ challenges and needs from the inside. He also has an unusually broad experience across all key
aspects
of global mobility, which is further enhanced by a mix of both strategic / advisory and operational / process- driven aspects in roles to date. He also benefits from the experiences of being on assignment to the United States and working as a local hire in Hong Kong.
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