
Evidence, Insight, Impact is the podcast for busy Global Mobility and international HR leaders who want clear, research-driven thinking without the noise. Each episode distills complex ideas into practical, usable insights — from translating academic studies into real-world lessons, to commenting on emerging trends, to occasional conversations with experts shaping the future of mobility. Designed ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusinessCareers | |||

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Most organizations claim to value honest feedback. Leaders encourage employees to speak up, challenge assumptions, and share different perspectives.
In this episode, Ben explores why things often become more complicated when fee... more
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Global Mobility is often viewed as a specialist function focused on international assignments, compliance, and employee support.
In this episode, Ben argues that mobility is something more: one of the most revealing lenses throu... more
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Compliance is essential to Global Mobility. Immigration, tax, employment law, and social security obligations cannot be ignored, and organizations face real risks when they get them wrong.
In this episode, Ben explores what happ... more
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International assignments are often presented as win-win solutions. Employees gain experience, organizations develop talent, and businesses achieve their objectives.
In this episode, Ben explores why the reality is often more co... more
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Most organizations claim to value strategic HR. The phrase appears in leadership discussions, HR strategies, conference presentations, and transformation initiatives around the world.
In this episode, Ben explores why becoming g... more
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When organizations think about international assignment success, attention often focuses on policies, relocation support, vendors, compliance, and employee readiness.
In this episode, Ben argues that one of the most important fa... more
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Global Mobility professionals often describe themselves as feeling permanently stretched. The common explanation is workload: too many cases, too many stakeholders, and too many competing demands. In this episode, Ben argues that... more
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International assignments do more than move employees across borders. They reveal how organizations deal with uncertainty, control, vulnerability, and trust.
In this episode, Ben explores why mobility decisions provide a surpris... more
Just listened to this podcast and I’m seriously impressed. It’s the first podcast I’ve found that actually talks about the real financial and operational impact of sending people abroad, not just the usual fluff.
If you work in Global Mobility or international HR, this one’s a gem. It’s smart, super clear, and actually useful. The episodes are short, packed with (I assume real life) insights, and grounded in solid research, not just opinions.










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