Benivo Blog

For years, the standard for Relocation Services has been built on a foundation of "high-touch" manual support. But in a world driven by real-time data, that high-touch model is increasingly creating a high-admin burden for the teams running it.

In a recent episode of The View From the Top, host Brian Friedman spoke with Claire Ginocchio from Indeed and Ken Brown from Takeda about how AI is reshaping global mobility. With Indeed managing over 4,000 "life touches" annually and Takeda supporting employees in over 60 countries, their conversation highlighted a critical industry shift that Benivo is leading: moving Global Mobility from a reactive, transactional function into a strategic business partner.

In a recent episode of The View From the Top, host Brian Friedman sat down with Anna White, Chief People and Culture Officer at Lumen Technologies, to discuss one of the most significant corporate transformations in recent history.

Immigration is no longer just a checkbox for HR; it’s a critical business driver. Yet, for many companies, the reality of managing a visa-dependent workforce is a fragmented mess of vendor portals, manual trackers, and constant "firefighting."

As we enter 2026, the Global Mobility landscape continues to move at a relentless pace. Last year was a year of significant growth for Benivo, where we focused on delivering relocation services and mobility tech that prioritize agility, transparency, and the elimination of manual friction.