2022 New MSH_OpinionWay International Mobility Survey

WEBINAR

2022 MSH-OpinionWay International Mobility Survey:
Benchmark your strategy against leading companies in the face of new challenges

In September, MSH conducted a large survey in collaboration with the OpinionWay Institute among HR decision-makers from major European companies on the adaptation of their International Mobility policies, in the face of the 7 challenges arising in 2022.

Discover the key findings of this survey with Meriadec Blégent, Director of the Services Marketing Department at OpinionWay, Frédéric Grand, Managing Director of MSH and Laurent Jumelle, Deputy Managing Director of MSH:

Agenda:

Impacts of the 7 challenges faced by companies in 2022
What strategy for adapting International Mobility policies?
Feedback from participants on the findings of the survey

The session took place on Thursday, October 27 at 10:00 a.m. Paris time (CEST). It lasted 60 minutes: 45 minutes for the presentation and 15 minutes’ Q&A. Although this webinar was open to all, it was especially relevant to people in management or HR positions.

About our speakers

Frédéric Grand

Frédéric Grand is Managing Director of MSH and a member of the Executive Committee of the Diot-Siaci group. Over the past 30 years, he has held several top management positions, in France and abroad, in insurance companies such as Les Mutuelles du Mans Assurances, FM Global or Allianz and brokerage groups like Verlingue and Diot.

Meriadec Blégent

Founder of Nomen Research, an institute specializing in Branding & Communication (Nomen group) and former director of the Technologies and Media department of the LH2 institute, Meriadec Blégent is now Director of the Services Marketing Department at OpinionWay, and Brand & Digital branding Consulting Director.

Laurent Jumelle

Laurent Jumelle is Deputy Managing Director of MSH. He has more than 20 years’ experience in insurance, including within the Allianz and CNP Assurances groups where he successively held top management positions, both in France and abroad, including in Brazil where he lived for more than 5 years.