Fragomen Wins 2026 FEM Americas EMMAs for Outstanding Agility & Crisis Management and Thought Leadership
May 15, 2026
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Fragomen won multiple honors at the 2026 Americas Expatriate Management & Mobility Awards (EMMAs), presented by the Forum for Expatriate Management (FEM), recognizing the firm’s leadership in global mobility, immigration services and industry thought leadership.
Fragomen received the following awards:
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- Outstanding Agility & Crisis Management as a Service Provider
- Thought Leadership – Best Survey or Research Study of the Year for the Worldwide Immigration Trends Report 2026
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Fragomen was also highly commended alongside KPMG, Sirva and FM in the category of Best Partnership Between a Corporate Organization and a Service Provider for Delivering Innovation and Shared Commitment.
The FEM EMMAs recognize excellence and innovation across the global mobility and international HR industry, honoring organizations and professionals demonstrating exceptional service, strategic impact and leadership.
The award for Outstanding Agility & Crisis Management as a Service Provider recognized Fragomen’s approach to supporting clients through rapidly evolving immigration and mobility challenges. According to the judges, “Fragomen positioned itself as a stabilizing advisor - anticipating stakeholder concerns, addressing cost, timing, and filing implications and aligning guidance with business realities.”
Fragomen’s Worldwide Immigration Trends Report 2026 was recognized for delivering data-driven insights and practical analysis to help organizations navigate the evolving global immigration landscape. Judges noted the report’s coverage across more than 130 countries and highlighted its analytical tools and quantitative approach to risk mitigation and workforce planning.
These recognitions reflect Fragomen’s continued commitment to delivering innovative immigration solutions, supporting clients through complex mobility environments and advancing thought leadership across the industry.
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