The Families in Global Transition Annual Conference attracts attendees and sponsors from around the world. Every year our attendance grows. Why? Because FIGT provides innovative, creative, and tested solutions to current substantial issues and emerging trends that impact global transitions. International speakers and participants alike share a tremendous amount of professional and personal experience and find the FIGT family to be "home base" for understanding the special dynamics encountered in a global lifestyle.

The depth, breadth and scope of the conference continues to expand as dynamic conference sessions move beyond entry-level awareness, to development of strategies, systemic interventions, and practical "how-to" guidelines that cultivate interventions, thoughtful prevention strategies and a host of other significant related issues. Attendees bring with them a diverse range of interests and concerns from the corporate, diplomatic, military, missions and private sectors.

We invite you to ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE CONVERSATION AND YOUR EXPERTISE TO THE SOLUTION!

Families in Global Transition creates a forum where members of internationally mobile corporate, military, diplomatic, and missionary families gather with those who assist them: human resource personnel, relocation experts, educators, and counselors. Together we seek to develop practical strategies for dealing effectively and successfully with the challenges of living cross-culturally.

It's our mission to provide an educational forum for the benefit of internationally mobile individuals, their families and those who assist them. Our goals are to increase understanding of the special dynamics encountered in a global lifestyle and to enhance the well being of those who live it.

Please take a look around our website. Learn more about the upcoming program, see testimonials of last year's participants, register online or find out how you could support the conferences success as an honored sponsor. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us: