Meet Matthias Vogel, our new Business Development Manager for Germany. We asked him five questions to find out more about his philosophy on business development.
Sterling Lexicon, a trusted leader in the mobility industry, is continuing to expand its sales and business development team — welcoming Rolanzo Kinniebrew and John Young to the company...
Meet Stefanie Huter, Sterling Lexicon's new Service Delivery Manager HHG, Frankfurt. Find out more about why Stefanie chose Sterling Lexicon.
The 2019 RES Report explores the need to create effective and efficient global mobility programs. As discussed in Chapter 1, Employee Value Propositions (EVPs) are essential tools to help..
Sterling Lexicon, a trusted leader in the mobility industry, is proud to announce the launch of its newly-redesigned website, sterlinglexicon.com, providing an integrated global platform for its..
Meet Simon Davies. Sterling Lexicon’s new client solutions director who brings over 20 years of global mobility experience to our business. Find out why Simon is passionate about building..
Bots can be used in global mobility to complete redundant tasks, like pulling reports and scheduling appointments. These tasks are just..
Sterling Lexicon, a leading provider of optimized global mobility services, announces the appointment of Drew Phillips as a regional director of business development.Phillips has over 15 years of..
Sterling Lexicon announced today the formation of a new innovation and change team focused on enhancing and optimizing the mobility experience for its clients and their employees. Rob Giese has..
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Two of the mobility industry’s most trusted leaders – Lexicon Relocation and Sterling Mobility – this week announced the launch of their new brand, Sterling Lexicon.
On Tuesday, Feb. 5, Sterling Lexicon hosted a webinar featuring leading tax expert and Ineo Chief Compliance Officer David Oltman. The interactive event gave HR and mobility professionals insight..
Lump sum relocation programs are nothing new, but they continue to increase in popularity. If you’re not familiar with the concept, a lump sum relocation typically consists of a single, fixed..
If you’ve heard this term before but didn’t actually know what it meant, this is the article for you. Or maybe you have a vague idea about what shadow payroll means but aren’t up to speed on the..
For relocating employees who are buying or selling a house within in the U.S., there’s another challenge they may face. We’ve been hearing about the challenges presented by composition board..
Flexibility keeps popping up as a hot topic in relocation. We recently wrote about how important it is to millennials, but it’s also important for a relocation policy in general.
You want transferred employees and new hires to hit the ground running, full of enthusiasm for the possibilities they have with your company in a new city. That can be hard for them to do when..
Whether your company is deciding to partner with a relocation supplier for the first time or it’s just time for a change, it’s important to be prepared for the road ahead. Taking on the process of..
Try placing yourself in the shoes of your relocating employees. There are more unknowns than knowns, especially if it’s your employee’s first corporate relocation outside of their home country...
Do you ever see a jumble of letters in an email signature and wonder what on earth it means? Every industry has its own catalog of acronyms and abbreviations, and the employee relocation world is..
With the new school year just about to begin, companies are actively seeking intern candidates for the semester, and some competitive fields are already planning for next summer. Intern programs..
Ask any global mobility manager, and he or she will tell you that the more complicated aspects of employee relocations are home sale and relocation benefits. Throw in a border crossing, and you..
Reporting is essential to proving your relocation program’s effectiveness to the higher ups at your company. But too often valuable information can get lost in a sea of numbers, and your hard work..
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