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Join us on November 10 as SafetyWing Co-founder and CTO Sarah Sandnes talks with Dajana Berisavljević Đakonović, Head of People at Toggl, and Elissa Goldenberg, Director of People Experience at Contentsquare, about what actually moves employee engagement, from a 130-person fully remote team to a global company built through acquisitions. Tuesday, November 10, 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT. Free and SHRM-accredited. Register today!

Living across borders? Join a free, four-session live bootcamp (Oct 19 to 29) to decide where to live, how you're taxed, how you earn and how you're protected, alongside specialists and a small cohort of founders and remote professionals. Priority applications close October 9.

Join us on October 20th for an honest conversation with three people who left the paycheck behind, built businesses that last, and rebuilt the health coverage, income protection, and savings that used to come with the job. The hardest part of working for yourself is rarely the work. It is walking away from the safety net: employer health insurance, paid sick days, a predictable deposit every two weeks. We'll cover when to jump, how much runway you actually need, where the first income comes from, and what to put in place before you hand in your notice.

Join us on October 13 as SafetyWing Co-founder and CTO Sarah Sandnes and Isaac McCord, Manager of HR Technology Operations at GoDaddy, have a practical conversation on how established companies are bringing AI into people operations without breaking what already works. Tuesday, October 13, 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT. Free and SHRM-accredited. Register today!

Join us September 15 as SafetyWing Co-founder & CTO Sarah Sandnes sits down with Karina Young from 15Five to unpack what people analytics looks like when it actually changes decisions: the handful of metrics worth tracking, a data foundation that holds up across countries and systems, and how to make the case to your executive team.

Join us on September 15th for a breakdown of what actually changed at Europe's borders this year, and what it means if you were hoping to stay longer than three months. Europe's biometric entry and exit system has been fully operational since April. Your face and fingerprints are recorded at the border, every crossing is logged, and the 90-days-in-180 limit is counted for you automatically. The workarounds people relied on for years are gone. Sam Laliberte and a panel of experienced travelers will cover what an overstay actually costs now, and the long-stay visa and residency routes that give you more than three months.