Awards
EMMA award - Most Innovative use of Technology in Global Mobility 2010
At the glittering EMMA awards ceremony in London, attended by 370 relocation professionals, ReloAssist was announced as winner of the 'Most Innovative Use of Technology in Global Mobility' award.
The EMMA Awards, presented by the Forum for Expatriate Management, are intended to celebrate excellence and innovation in global mobility programs as well as to recognise the performance of service providers in supporting the ambitions of corporate programs.
Over 240 nominations for EMMAs were received in this, the first year, for the awards. ReloAssist was nominated by Interdean, one of our customers who have used the product for over two years to manage relocations for a number of blue-chip companies.
The judges, who represent some of the leading names in relocation and HR, commented that 'ReloAssist is a very strongly endorsed, multi service solution'.
The award was presented by Debbie Hughes of TheMIGroup, sponsors of the category, to Cei Jenkins and Business Development Manager, Larry Murphy. Cei recently joined MoveAssist as a Business Process Analyst, having previously worked at Ernst & Young.
The award adds to the growing accolades for ReloAssist, including the Re:Locate Magazine award for 'Technological Innovation in Relocation' won in 2008.
More details of the EMMA awards can be found at the Forum for Expatriate Management website.
Re:Locate Magazine - Technological Innovation in Relocation 2008
ReloAssist wins the Re:Locate magazine award for 'Technological Innovation in Relocation', 2007/08.
The awards are the first of their kind in the UK, and recognise and reward inspirational talent from across the world of relocation. The award was presented at a glittering gala dinner, held at the Institute of Directors, London.
Floor van de Pol and Robby Wogan, CEO of MoveAssist International, receive the award from Fiona Murchie of Re:Locate and guest speaker Simon Calder
The judges mentioned ReloAssist's detailed content, functionality and ease of navigation, and by the quality of the demonstration given by the MoveAssist team.