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Welcome back to The Global Mobility Series, where we dive deep into the minds of industry leaders shaping the future of professional services. In this episode, Bruce Mennell sits down with the dynamic Axel Koelsch, COO at Lawfront. With an impressive background spanning law, strategy, and private equity, Axel shares his approach to transforming law firms into sustainable, high-performing businesses.
In this episode of The Global Mobility Series, we sat down with Ali, founder and director of Job Empire, to explore the challenges and strategies of recruiting for global mobility. Ali’s recruitment firm, which began its journey in Canada and has since expanded to the UK, specializes in logistics and manufacturing—a sector deeply connected to Skilled Work Visas and international talent mobility.
We recently sat down with Alex Finch, a Senior Associate at Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law, for an episode of The Global Mobility Series podcast. Alex’s 15-year career has spanned asylum, nationality, and corporate immigration, allowing him to witness and influence many shifts in UK immigration law. Through his insights and stories, we explored the evolving challenges of Skilled Work Visas and the broader field of global mobility in the UK.
In this episode of The Global Mobility Series, Bruce Mennell, founder of AORA Law, sits down with Kevin Foster, former UK Minister of Immigration and architect of the Skilled Worker Visa Scheme.
Welcome to The Global Mobility Series, your definitive guide to navigating the complexities of bringing international talent to the UK. Hosted by Bruce Mennell, founder of AORA Law, this series delves deep into the commercial immigration landscape, offering insights and solutions for UK businesses facing challenges in hiring skilled overseas workers.
The demand for skilled workers continues to rise both globally and in the UK, driven by key industries that rely heavily on foreign talent. This article will explore the future of UK skilled worker immigration, addressing contemporary trends, post-Brexit shifts, the impact of technological advancements, changing employer demands, potential policy reforms, and best practices that practitioners can implement.
By Skylar McKeith, Consultant Solicitor and Head of Immigration at Mackrell Solicitors