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On this episode of Relocation Leader, Producer Ben Phillips takes hosts duties and sits down with Zac Turbes, Director of Marketing and Communications at NEI, to unpack how global mobility has evolved beyond logistics into a strategic function. The team explores what it’s like getting into relocation for the first time, why relo decisions are fundamentally different from traditional purchases, how companies are using mobility to accomplish talent objectives, and why execution matters more than messaging in this space.

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What happens to corporate housing when the FIFA World Cup comes to your city?

In this episode of Relocation Leader, Zac Turbes speaks with Henry Gager, CEO of Corporate Living, and the team unpacks how major events shape housing supply, impact cost, and force creativity. From media demand to alternative housing strategies, this conversation reveals the hidden pressures—and how mobility teams are staying ahead of the game.

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As conflict in Iran escalates, immigration systems are tightening, borders are becoming unpredictable, and companies are being forced to rethink how—and where—they can safely move and support their global workforce. Guest: Rob Taylor, Partner at Erickson Immigration Group

Zac and Rob unpack the immigration implications of the ongoing Iran conflict and what it means for companies trying to manage global talent in an increasingly unstable environment. As geopolitical tensions ripple across borders, immigration systems are becoming less predictable, and access to visas, travel, and safe relocation pathways is rapidly shifting.

This conversation explores what’s happening beneath the surface—from embassy closures and restricted travel to the complex legal and compliance challenges companies face when relocating employees out of affected regions. Rob offers a practical look at how organizations are identifying risk, navigating immigration constraints, and making fast decisions with incomplete information.

We provide a clear-eyed view into how conflict reshapes global mobility at the policy level—and how companies can respond with structured planning, proactive communication, and a strong duty of care for their people.

Recorded on March 20, 2026

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