Margot Andersen is the founder of InSync Network Group - a community that supports globally experienced Australians to reconnect their careers, professional networks and lives when they return home. Through InSync, Margot has created an environment where returning expats can translate their international experience into local career success, whilst building genuine connections and confidence through events, learning programs, and the InSync Club. Margot is also the Director of TalentInsight Australia, a leadership and workforce advisory business that partners with organisations to help them navigate change, strengthen capability, and build high-performing teams.

In this episode, Leah and Margot discuss the following:

Margot’s background and how she came up with the Insync concept

• How Insync supports expats with their return to Australia
• The common challenges for expats on their return to Australia and the biggest surprises
• When should expats typically start the planning process and how long might it take to land a role
• How returning professionals best position their global experience for the Australian market
• Margot’s advice for expats who feel like they’ve ‘lost their network’ while they were away
• Margot’s advice for expats starting to plan their return home

For more information on Margot and Insync, please check out the links below:

https://insyncnetworkgroup.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/margot-andersen/

https://boomeranging.podbean.com

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