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Case Studies

Seamless workforce transitions: Supporting a corporate spinoff across six countries

When a global precision technologies company separated from its parent corporation to become an independent, publicly traded entity, it needed to transition employees across multiple countries quickly and compliantly —

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Global Hiring, Without the Headaches: How GoGlobal Helped UrbanBetter Scale Across Africa

UrbanBetter works at the intersection of public health and climate resilience. From air quality to extreme heat and safer active transport, the London-based nonprofit supports healthier cities worldwide. This work

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Global Workforce, Zero Friction: How GoGlobal Powers Canopy’s Cross-Border Talent Strategy

Canopy Planet Society is on a mission to protect the world’s forests, species and climate. The organization works with global brands to eliminate sourcing from ancient and endangered forests and

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12 Countries, One Platform, Zero Headaches: Venus Medtech’s Global HR Transformation

Venus Medtech is a publicly listed medical device company (HKEX: 2500.HK) specializing in structural heart and cardiovascular innovation. Headquartered in China, the company employs approximately 1,000 people and operates across

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Deal Readiness: How GoGlobal Kept a Global Infrastructure Joint Venture on Track

Two global infrastructure leaders were about to launch a 50/50 global data center development platform. The joint venture (JV) was formed to develop and operate next-generation data centers worldwide. The

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Payroll Under Pressure: How GoGlobal Replaced a Provider Across Two Countries

Industry: Cybersecurity Headquarters: United States Global headcount: ~500 Countries in scope: United Kingdom and Chile Solution: Global Payroll The Trigger: When Compliance Forces Change For a rapidly growing US cybersecurity