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Children, Cairo and Connecticut – Eight Years Later

By Missy Gluckmann on February 7, 2011 in Egypt, Multicultural Lives, Uncategorized, women in Islam

The year was 2003 and I was working at the world’s largest international relocation company. At the time it was called Cendant Mobility – today it is called Cartus. I had left a career in international education to pursue one in international relocation and human resource consulting, but as a native New Yorker, I was still reeling from 9/11, wondering what could I do to make this planet we temporarily occupy a more understanding and caring place.

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Reflections on the Expatriate Experience by an Expat Coach

By Missy Gluckmann on July 12, 2010 in Career, Globalization, Multicultural Lives, Professional Development

Today’s guest blog is written by Ms. Sarah DeHayes. I had the distinct pleasure of meeting Sarah when we both worked in the International Assignment Services division at Cartus. Sarah is an immensely talented woman – one of the well traveled that I know (she recently returned from Bhutan!) and truly an authentic soul. She [...]

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