Asia Hour Webinar | IAM Learning

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This session continues the conversation held at the first IAM Member Day at the International Mobility Conference (IMA) in Vietnam. IAM staff members will recap key discussion topics regarding the Receivable Protection Program (RPP), the membership vetting process, credit terms among members, and the new IAM Alert System.

Additionally, we’ll hear from the IMA CEO, Patricia Jade Ooi, and address several crucial topics discussed at the IMA Member Day, including cultural nuances in the moving industry, balancing operational efficiency and safety in conflict zones, and the importance of quality standards and understanding cultural norms in the Middle East and Asia.

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Brian Limperopulos

Brian Limperopulos has dedicated his professional life to advancing the professionalism and operational excellence of moving companies generally and IAM Members particularly. He began his career working for Security Moving and Storage in the Washington DC Metro Area before taking an opportunity at the International Association of Movers to develop and manage its member programs and services.

Brian has taken on many different responsibilities and roles since joining IAM in 2009. His success in these positions led to several promotions until his appointment to the position of IAM President in 2024. In this role, Brian is responsible for driving IAM forward toward its goals and achieving its mission.

Brian holds a B.A. in International Affairs from the George Washington University and is a Certified Association Executive (CAE), which is the highest professional credential in the association industry.

When he is not working at IAM, Brian spends time with his wife, Lena, mostly chasing after their son, Craig, and daughter, Molly. In his free moments, Brian enjoys playing and watching soccer as well as droning on about his favorite history podcasts.
Julia O'Connor

Julia serves as the Vice President of Membership & Communications at IAM, bringing over two decades of experience in association management. She is instrumental in engaging both existing and prospective members, communicating the benefits of membership, and spearheading diverse marketing endeavors to promote the association's growth and member engagement.

She plays an active role in several IAM committees, including the Core Members' Management Board, IAM-YP Management Board, and the IAM Leadership Alliance Council. Additionally, Julia provides administrative support to the International Shippers Association (ISA). Her expertise also extends to her position as the Vice-Chair of the Membership Professional Advisory Council with the American Society for Association Executives (ASAE).

Julia earned her BA in Psychology from Pepperdine University and is currently advancing her education with a master's in Global Marketing at the University of Maryland Global Campus. Outside of her professional life, Julia is passionate about triathlons, enjoys exploring wine tastings, and values time with her family, often found cheering on her children at their various sports events.

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Contributors

Brian Limperopulos

Julia O'Connor