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In our third episode of Season 5, we unlock the Cartus archive to share exclusive, previously unreleased footage from last year’s WERC event, where Cartus’ Andy Conduit-Turner sat down with ExpatRide Founder & CEO, Jesper Løvendahl. They discuss ExpatRide’s ambitious sustainability goals and how greener choices are reshaping global mobility for companies and transferees. Tune in for an engaging conversation about meaningful collaboration, adaptable solutions, and the far-reaching impact of sustainable innovation!
Our guest:
Jesper Løvendahl
Jesper's more than two decades abroad taught him that relocation is more complex than it appears. After struggling to lease a car in New York due to a lack of US credit history, he founded ExpatRide to address such challenges; the company now operates in 170 countries. His perspective as an expatriate has shaped how ExpatRide works with Cartus: not as a vendor, but as people who have been the assignee.
Beyond ExpatRide, Jesper founded DABGO, Denmark's largest international business network, connecting Danes abroad around trade and career opportunities. He was named a Copenhagen Goodwill Ambassador by His Royal Highness Prince Joachim of Denmark and has advised expats and HR teams on expat career success for more than 15 years. Jesper will soon release a book entitled, "The Expat Clone", focusing on this topic.
Our host:
Andy Conduit-Turner
Andy has performed a number of roles throughout his global mobility career with Cartus, which followed his own time living and working internationally. After building his skills in both account management and transformation projects, when asked to describe his role today as Director, Sustainable Growth Enablement, Andy’s one word response is, “Questions.” Specifically answering the questions that our partners and the broader mobility community have for us, and asking our own in order to move our innovations in the direction that best serves our clients, as well helping to support the long-term, sustainable growth of our solutions.
Executive production: Louise Koncowski
