Ian Waters, OMNI General Manager (Overseas Moving Network International), comments on the state of the international moving industry and what will enable the industry to thrive in the future.

International moving and relocation company, Africa Mobility Services, has offices throughout Africa. The Mover’s Editor Steve Jordan talked to its CEO Kim Becker to find out more about moving to countries within the world’s second largest continent.

Phil Wilding, Head of Debt Recovery at law firm Wright Hassall, gives some good advice on selecting the right debt recovery service.

With the threat of extinction becoming increasingly more real for our planet, there is not a more significant and more urgent challenge that confronts all of us in the 21st century than global climate change.

Scott Bell from Backhouse Jones explains what can and cannot be taken into account when calculating financial standing for a UK Operator’s licence.

Jeff Coleman, Chairman of the IAM Hall of Honor Selection Committee introduced the 2019 inductees into the IAM Hall of Honor in Chigago on Saturday 5th October.

Steve Jordan sat in on a discussion at IAM that could dramatically change the way moving companies exchange information in the future. The question is whether the industry can come together to make it happen.

Steve Jordan interviews Joëlle Castro, France’s newest Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.

According to Steve Jordan, Walt Peniuk from Premier Van Lines in Toronto is an extraordinary man. When in Chicago he caught up with him to find out more about his latest, slightly crazy, challenge and how mere mortals can join in.

Steve Jordan interviews Keith Meader from Asian Tigers Mobility – Thailand, on his retirement from the industry.

In 2018 IAM (International Association of Movers) launched its new training initiative, IAM Learning, a multi-platform resource offering training across a wide range of subjects exclusively for IAM members. At this year’s IAM Conference in Chicago the man behind the idea, Ray daSilva, explained how the initiative had progressed in its first year and how members can tap into the many benefits it has to offer.

Interem in Dubai is 25 years old this year. Steve Jordan spoke to CEO Rahul Pillai to find out more about the company’s growth and plans for the next 25.

Life is full of coincidence, or if your soul is more quixotic, perhaps you would prefer to call it fate. Anyway, I’ll come back to this subject in due course.

New research suggests that for many expats, the way in which they spend their downtime has more impact on their work-life balance than the prospect of working shorter hours.

Bridge strikes have always been something to be avoided for obvious reasons. Here Mark Davies from Backhouse Jones explains that the consequences are even more serious than at first appears.

The summer months have come to an end, and soon the world will turn its attention to the end of year celebrations, as businesses begin organising their festive parties. Here, Tina Chandler from law firm Wright Hassell offers some sober advice to keep the staff party enjoyable for everyone.

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) is one of the UK’s largest business organisations, with over 18000 members from the road, air, sea and rail transport sectors. Deputy editor David Jordan travelled to its HQ in Tunbridge Wells to meet the boss.

London’s prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Centre in the heart of Westminster throbbed with life on 1-2 October as more than 800 delegates from around the world gathered for the 21st FEDESSA European Self Storage Convention and Trade Show.