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Hi Everyone! Wonderful to have you with us. This month we talk to: Australian Toni Brendish, Managing Director of Danone Dumex in Malaysia; American Tiffany Jansen, an expat entrepreneur running Little Broadway in The Netherlands; and Nora Kohri, a Japanese expatriate who founded Care The World – an organization dedicated to helping new mothers and families living abroad.
Thanks for our new articles go to: Zoe Hine, for Tips For A Successful Home Exchange; Kristina L. Dooley, for The Evolution of Learning Disabilities: A Global Guide; and our Expat Women Girlfriend, for her response to the confession, He Wants To Go.
If you want to boost your company's brand, you might find some useful tips in my article (below) from this month's Mobility Magazine, entitled 10 Ways To Boost Your (Relocation) Brand Online.
Finally, our 5 Friend Challenge… Can you please help ‘spread the word’ by sending this newsletter to at least five friends? Thank you!
Toni Brendish Managing Director, Danone Dumex (Malaysia)
Toni Brendish is the Managing Director of Danone Dumex Sdn Bhd in Malaysia, part of Danone: a Fortune 500 company which is one of the most successful healthy food companies in the world. Toni looks after the Malaysian and Brunei businesses...
Trained in musical theater and dance, Tiffany Jansen started Little Broadway, a musical theater program for international school students in the Netherlands. Its mission, 'bringing a little bit of Broadway to the Netherlands', is fulfilled through a series of fun, interactive workshops...
Relocated families love the Internet. It feeds their need for information about new destinations and keeps them “connected” with friends and family when their companies transfer them thousands of miles from home. To boost your brand in this market, you need to be online media savvy...
As the tough times look like they will get tougher, people are finding new ways to dodge the credit crunch. One money-saving technique that has seen an incredible surge in numbers is the concept of home exchange (or home swapping), which enables people to experience a city more like a local...
My boyfriend and I both moved to Belgium for work just over a year ago. I am really enjoying my job and I love living here but my boyfriend does not and he wants to go back home. I am now in a dilemma about what I should do. I love him and cannot imagine being here without him, but...
According to a Roper Starch Poll, 44 percent of parents who noticed some indication of learning difficulty in their children waited a year or more before openly acknowledging that the problem may be serious...
Feral cats scatter at the fall of my footsteps. The walk home from work every night is characterized by this feline kaleidoscope of movement. Thin, mangy, and skittish, they carry on their subversive little lives in the moonlight...
Nora Kohri, a Japanese expatriate in the United States, shares with us her mothering abroad tips, as well as more information about her organization dedicated to new mothers and families living abroad...
