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You are preparing for expatriation, repatriation, or a career transition and want to avoid career drift.
You have invested heavily in your international experience, yet struggle to convert it into recognition, progression, or opportunities.
With 15+ years of experience across industry, tech, and services, I support both organizations and individuals in making expatriation a true career and performance accelerator, not a professional risk.
Certified SPHRi and GPHR, I work as a fractional Head of Global Mobility through Forwards International HR.
My approach goes beyond administration, combining business alignment, regulatory rigor, and a deep understanding of international transitions, bridging how global careers are lived and how they are valued by employers.

I hold two U.S.-based certifications in international HR and global mobility: SPHRi and GPHR.
These certifications matter because they reflect a strongly business-driven and international perspective, far beyond a local or purely administrative view of mobility. They are designed around global employers’ expectations, complex regulatory environments, and real-world decision-making.
Holding both SPHRi and GPHR is rare in the freelance HR market — and reflects a strong business-driven and global approach.
They are renewed every three years, ensuring my expertise remains current in a fast-evolving global mobility and international HR landscape.

This guide helps you understand what’s holding your international career back and shows you how to move forward with clarity, structure, and confidence