With new regional summits, the Worldwide ERC® expands its global reach

There are new opportunities for networking and learning at conferences in Singapore and So Paolo. 

The Worldwide ERC® is committed to meeting our members where they are and supporting global mobility professionals around the globe. Registration for our two regional summits taking place later this year is now open. This series of events provides our members in the Asia-Pacific and Latin America regions with relevant, localized programming and the chance to network with other relocation professionals.  

We will hold our first regional conference, the Worldwide ERC APAC Regional Summit Singapore, in Singapore from 19-20 September, focusing on mobility issues specific to the Asia-Pacific region. Additionally, we are excited to co-locate our conferences with the Global Business Travel Association, the voice of the global business travel industry. Despite the fact that the events will take place separately, attendees will have access to programming from both conferences as well as enhanced networking opportunities thanks to the combined expo hall and shared social events.

On 27 September, we will host the Worldwide ERC LATAM Regional Summit in So Paulo at the American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil. The Summit will explore Latin America’s mobility challenges and opportunities. Register for our event page if you’re interested in learning more about region-specific mobility issues. 

Worldwide ERC recently joined the World Federation of People Management Associations (WFPMA), and I attended the WFPMA board meeting in Panama City this weekend. We can advocate for global mobility professionals more effectively and demonstrate our commitment to international engagement through WFPMA, a global forum for HR and people management leaders.

Please join us at our APAC or LATAM regional summits, and register for the 2023 Global Workforce Symposium. In all three international gatherings, global mobility professionals will be able to come together as one industry to discuss global mobility in a broader international context.