Centuro Global is proud to announce that we have received the award for the year’s ‘Most Innovative Use of Technology in Global Mobility – Assignee Management’ at the Forum for Expatriate Management’s (FEM) EMEA Expatriate Management & Mobility Awards 2025 (EMMAs).
On Tuesday 21st October, we joined the other nominees in the elegant Nine Kings Ballroom of London’s Royal Lancaster Hotel for the Global Mobility industry’s premier award ceremony. The glamorous black-tie ceremony rounded out FEM’s two-day Summit of events and talks.
Every company in this industry covets recognition from FEM’s independent judging panel. This year, over 80 Global Mobility experts scrutinised hundreds of submissions to determine the market leaders in 24 categories. In a field where trust is everything, their assessments are a reliable yardstick for excellence.
So when awards host Marcus Brigstocke called out our name as the winners of the ‘Most Innovative Use of Technology in Global Mobility – Assignee Management’ category, we knew we must be doing something right.
We were even more encouraged by the judges’ comments on our entry.
“The Centuro Global platform demonstrates clear benefits in efficiency, consistency, and cost optimisation. Delivering transformative speed, compliance, and visibility through AI-powered global mobility solutions. It’s exciting to see how the solution enables for a proactive use of AI, and the real case scenarios were outstanding in terms of results. Very clever platform and a great user experience.”
And the successes didn’t stop there. At another point in the evening, our Client Services team were Highly Commended in the category of ‘Immigration Provider of the Year’.
Together, these awards are the perfect testament to the Centuro Global vision. From day one, we’ve strived to build a tech platform that multiplies the impact of real, human immigration experts. Our software can’t exist without our people; in fact, it exists to supercharge the work they do every day, helping clients solve their most complex cross-border challenges.
We’re profoundly grateful to the judges at FEM for these accolades, and everyone involved in organising the EMMAs.
Here’s to next year.
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