Cathy Heyne of Living Abroad LLC Honored with Outstanding Contribution to Global Mobility 2024 Award by Forum of Expatriate Management
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DARIEN, Conn. - ncarol.com -- Living Abroad LLC is proud to announce that Cathy Heyne, president and owner, was awarded The Outstanding Contribution to Global Mobility 2024 by the Forum of Expatriate Management (FEM). This prestigious award recognizes Cathy's exceptional dedication, leadership, and impactful contributions to the field of global mobility. The award was presented at the FEM Americas Summit in Dallas on May 23.

The Outstanding Contribution to Global Mobility Award is presented annually to an individual who has made significant and lasting contributions to the global mobility industry. Cathy Heyne's recognition highlights her unwavering commitment to enhancing the experience of expatriates and supporting businesses in managing their international workforce effectively.

"I am deeply honored to receive this award from FEM," said Cathy Heyne. "This recognition is a testament to the hard work and passion of the entire Living Abroad team. We are dedicated to providing invaluable resources and support to expatriates and global mobility professionals around the world. I am proud to be part of such a dynamic and evolving industry."

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Cathy has been a driving force in the field of global mobility for nearly three decades. Under her leadership, Living Abroad has become a leading provider of destination information and global mobility support services. Her innovative approach and strategic vision have helped countless organizations and individuals navigate the complexities of international assignments.

"FEM is delighted to present the 2024 award for her Outstanding Contribution to Global Mobility in The Americas to Cathy Heyne. It's often said that global mobility is all about relationships, and those that Cathy has built in her 25+ years in the industry are quite remarkable in both their longevity and depth. Cathy has a great talent for bringing people together from across the world and the global mobility industry itself."

Living Abroad LLC remains committed to delivering excellence in global mobility services, providing comprehensive and up-to-date destination information to ensure the success of expatriates and their families. The company continues to set the standard for quality and innovation in the industry.

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About Living Abroad LLC

Living Abroad LLC is a premier provider of destination information and global mobility support services. With a focus on delivering accurate, reliable, and comprehensive resources, Living Abroad helps businesses and expatriates navigate the challenges of international assignments. Founded in 1987, the company has a long-standing reputation for excellence and innovation in the global mobility industry. Visit https://www.livingabroad.com/.

About Forum of Expatriate Management (FEM)

The Forum for Expatriate Management (FEM) is a global organization dedicated to bringing all sides of the global mobility industry together. Through their events, online resources, and annual awards, FEM provides a platform for sharing best practices, addressing challenges, and celebrating excellence in global mobility.