We are living in an era of increased global connectivity, with more and more companies deploying teams to various parts of the world. Yet as the global village is getting smaller, the risks are getting bigger and more costly. According to new research, KPMG estimates the cost of a failed international assignment can range from USD $850,000 to $1.25 million.
To address this challenge, International SOS has partnered with leading market research firm Ipsos and mobility specialist KPMG to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the cost-effectiveness of preventative measures for business travellers and assignees.
We also hosted a webinar where Ursula Lepporoli - Partner, KPMG Australia, Dr Myles Druckman - Global Medical Director, and James Robertson - Regional Security Director, discussed practical prevention advice and how to build a business case for investing in prevention. Listen to the recording and submit the form to download a copy of the whitepaper.