Benivo Blog

Yesterday, Benivo proudly announced its list of Top 250 Women Leaders in Global Mobility, celebrating the outstanding achievements and contributions of women transforming the mobility industry. This expanded recognition program, growing from our previous Top 100 list, reflects women leaders' increasing influence and impact in our field.

In recent months, Saudi Arabia has emerged as a dynamic hub for global business, despite regional geopolitical challenges. While the Kingdom continues to attract substantial foreign investment and talent, companies must navigate an increasingly complex compliance landscape. Here's what global mobility professionals need to know about the current state of immigration and business in Saudi Arabia.

Imagine a city 33 times the size of New York rising from the desert, a 170-kilometer linear metropolis enclosed by mirrored walls, and a society transforming at breathtaking speed while carefully preserving its cultural heritage. This isn't science fiction – it's modern Saudi Arabia. In a recent episode of The View From The Top, Christopher Henry, Advisor, Talent Mobility at Saudi Telecom, (and EMMA Award Winner for Global Mobility Porfessional of the Year) provided a fascinating insider's perspective on what many are calling one of the most ambitious national transformations in modern history. Drawing from his three years of living and working in the kingdom, Christopher shared valuable insights into how this rapidly evolving landscape is reshaping the future of global mobility in the region.

Global mobility teams face increasing pressure to deliver strategic value while managing complex international moves efficiently. Our latest Benchmark Study: Relocation Services: Outsourcing Vs. Insourcing Vs. Hybrid reveals a shifting landscape in how organizations structure their mobility operations.

The recent US presidential election results signal a seismic shift in immigration policy, with far-reaching implications for global businesses and mobility professionals. With the Trump administration's return to power marked by broader popular support and a more aligned government structure, sweeping changes to immigration policies are anticipated. The rapid appointment of key personnel and early policy announcements suggest an administration ready to move swiftly on its immigration agenda, potentially reshaping the global mobility landscape as early as January 20th.