The Great Reshuffle: Global Mobility in an Age of Uncertainty

About this session Over the past few months, Centuro Global has been speaking directly with government departments in the US, UK, Germany, France and beyond to understand how businesses can plan their international workforce amid growing geopolitical and regulatory uncertainty. Now, we're bringing that insight to San Francisco. Join us for a closed-door lunch alongside invited government representatives to move beyond speculation and discuss what's changing, what may come next, and the practical steps global mobility leaders should take now to keep their organisations prepared, compliant, and able to move talent wherever it's needed. This will be an intimate, candid, closed-door discussion: no generic talking points, just practical intelligence, honest conversation and the opportunity to compare strategies with a carefully selected group of peers. Speakers Asma Bashir | Co-Founder, Centuro Global Asma Bashir has years of experience in the legal services industry. Earlier in her career, she founded Newland Chase, building it over 13 years into a global immigration business supporting multinational clients. Following its acquisition in 2015, she remained as Global Head until 2017, leading its continued international expansion. At Centuro Global, Asma leads the strategy behind an AI-native platform for global mobility, immigration, and business travel, combining technology with human expertise to help businesses manage cross-border operations with clarity and control. Gina Major Frost | Head of Client Services, Centuro Global Gina Frost is leading the team that serves as the "human expertise engine" working alongside the platform's AI to deliver client relationships, service excellence and leadership across Centuro's global operations. Her career gives her a unique, three-sided view of immigration: starting at Fragomen on the provider side, then in-house at Amazon owning the US H-1B Cap programme, before overseeing global expansion, immigration and mobility at OpenTable and Kayak. Having personally migrated from Seattle to London, Gina brings firsthand insight into moving across borders, shaping service models that blend technology with genuine human support.