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Educating, Elevating and Connecting the Bay Area Mobility Community

Our Mission

Use education, networking and community outreach to support the development of HR Global Mobility Professionals in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Established in 2012, after BAPRM and WIPA, two specialized human resources organizations joined forces to create Bay Area Mobility Management (BAMM) as a 501(c) non-profit, charitable organization, committed to education, networking and leadership for professionals within the mobility industry. BAMM is the premier forum and network for a diverse membership of corporate global mobility professionals and the suppliers who provide related services to support relocating employees. BAMM membership of over 400 individuals continues to grow, broadening our reach throughout the region.

Non-solicitation Policy

All members and guests are prohibited from soliciting business in any fashion at BAMM meetings; this policy will be orally announced and enforced at each meeting. Any member may be asked to resign if she or he violates this policy. To protect our corporate members from solicitation efforts, it is the organizations policy to only list contact information for Service Members. Guests involved in the solicitation of business will be denied membership and participation in future BAMM functions.

BAMM Board Positions

Your 2022-2023 Board of Directors can be seen here



Educational Events

BAMM offers a variety of programs, educational and networking events, and ERC credential maintenance credits. This is a great opportunity for you to connect to the San Francisco Bay Area Global Mobility community, expand your knowledge and extend your network. 

NextGen

BAMM's NextGen group is our avenue to a reach the next generation of relocation professionals. 

BAMM Educational Scholarship

2020-2021 Scholarship Application Package
BAMM will be merging the 2020 & 2021 Scholarship, doubling the Scholarship from $2500 TO $5000.

For more information and to apply:

Letter to Schools – School Letter 2021

Scholarship Application – 2021 BAMM Scholarship Application 

Scholarship Release Form –  2021 Scholarship Release Form

2019 Winners Essays: Daniel Ryu &  Xihan Chen

BAMM is committed to giving back to our community by supporting organizations whose shared goal is to improve the lives of individuals from all walks of life. Do you have a charity that you think would be a good fit for our organization to support?

Contact Stephanie Scott- stephaniescott@kpmg.com

Philanthropy

BAMM is committed to giving back to our community by supporting organizations whose shared goal is to improve the lives of individuals from all walks of life.

This year’s 2023 Annual Conference is making a monetary donation to the following 2 recipients: 

StandUp for Kids https://www.standupforkids.org/ StandUp for Kids is a national non-profit organization dedicated to ending the cycle of youth homelessness in local communities like yours. Since 1990, we have cared for homeless and at-risk youth by transitioning them from crisis to connection. We give our youth a sense of safety, hope, and belonging through housing support, mentoring, drop-in centers, and street outreach. We bear the highest independent ratings for fiscal stewardship of all donations.

Upwardly Global https://www.upwardlyglobal.org/ Our Mission Upwardly Global’s mission is to eliminate employment barriers for skilled immigrants and refugees, and integrate this population into the professional U.S. workforce. Our Vision We envision a United States where skilled immigrants are seamlessly integrated into the professional workforce and the fabric of American life, and are recognized for the value they add to both. Our Story Our founder, Jane Leu, was working in the refugee resettlement field and toured a New York poultry production plant that was considered a model employer for refugees. The owner introduced Jane to two of his best employees: a former engineer from Iraq and a surgeon from Bosnia. Disheartened by the loss of talent, Jane realized there was no infrastructure to help highly skilled immigrants and refugees regain their careers and contribute to the U.S. at their full potential. Jane launched Upwardly Global in 2000 from her kitchen table and began equipping work-authorized newcomers with the tools to rebuild their professional careers. Today, Upwardly Global is a national organization with offices in four metropolitan areas. We have matched thousands of immigrants with jobs that leverage their professional experience and skills, and we continue to pursue Jane’s vision of a nation where country of origin is not a barrier to success.

Bylaws

BAMM, as a non-profit 501c is governed by specific Bylaws which are available for member review.

Click Here for a full copy of the BAMM's established bylaws.

Non-solicitation Policy

All members and guests are prohibited from soliciting business in any fashion at BAMM meetings; this policy will be orally announced and enforced at each meeting. Any member may be asked to resign if she or he violates this policy. To protect our corporate members from solicitation efforts, it is the organizations policy to only list contact information for Service Members. Guests involved in the solicitation of business will be denied membership and participation in future BAMM functions.