Ep.13: Insuring Tomorrow – Preparing For The Future of Mobility With Olaf Kliesow and Mira Pathek

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Summary In this episode of the Global People Mobility Podcast, Olaf Kliesow, Head of Global Reward, Performance and Mobility at Allianz, talks to People Mobility Alliance co-founder Mira Pathak about the changing global mobility landscape. He also shares insights on the challenges of remote working and the importance of individualised solutions. Olaf highlights the significance of diversity and flexibility in global mobility and provides a glimpse into some of the innovative mobility projects at Allianz.

Key Takeaways:

  • The evolving role of global mobility: Global mobility is not merely a logistical function but a strategic enabler in navigating the changing contours of modern work dynamics.
  • Impact of technology on global mobility and remote working: Technological advancements have revolutionised how professionals engage in remote work, presenting both challenges and opportunities for organisations to leverage.
  • Importance of diversity and flexibility: Recognising and accommodating the diverse needs of mobile professionals is imperative for fostering an inclusive and resilient workforce.
  • Innovative mobility projects at Allianz: Allianz's pioneering initiatives in mobility not only optimise operational efficiency but also serve as a catalyst for attracting and retaining top talent in a competitive marketplace.

Authors: Mira Pathak is a co-founder of the People Mobility Alliance. She is an experienced global mobility and international HR professional with more than 15 years of experience.

Olaf Kliesow is Head of Global Reward, Performance and Mobility at Allianz. A self-proclaimed “global nomad”, Kliesow has spent much of his life living abroad and has extensive experience working in a CEO position for various companies throughout the world.

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