Global workforce programs are evolving, but many organizations are still operating with outdated models and assumptions.

As talent strategies expand beyond traditional staffing and organizations look to scale across regions, new challenges are emerging around compliance, visibility, and cost control. At the same time, the way companies source and engage talent is fundamentally shifting.

This webinar takes a different approach. Instead of focusing only on what’s going wrong, we start by defining what a high-performing global workforce program actually looks like today and how leading organizations are adapting to a rapidly changing landscape.

What You Will Learn

Whether you’re building your first global workforce program or refining an existing one, this session will give you a clear, practical understanding of what high performance requires today.

  • How global workforce programs are evolving and what’s changing in how companies source and manage talent
  • The key components of a high-performing program, including talent strategy, compliance, visibility, and cost control
  • Common challenges in global expansion and where gaps typically appear
  • How to better evaluate providers, including understanding pricing and hidden costs
  • Practical steps to assess and improve your current program

We’ll also leave time for Q&A, so come prepared with your questions. 

Who Should Attend

This webinar is designed for: 

  • Enterprise HR and talent leaders who are building or formalizing a global contingent workforce strategy
  • Procurement professionals working to bring structure and visibility to global workforce spend
  • Contingent workforce program managers in the early stages of building out a global program
  • MSP partners supporting enterprise clients through the early phases of program implementation 

Save your spot for this free 60-minute webinar. Can’t make it live? Register and we’ll send you the recording. 

Session 1

Wed May 27th 9:00AM EST 

Session 2

Wed May 27th 8PM EST/Thur May 28th at 10AM AEDT