To successfully address global talent challenges, firms can and must take advantage of a wide variety of HR policies and practices (and an expanded number from those associated with the traditional approach to GTM (Scullion & Collings, 2011)). Conceptualized broadly, global talent management refers to the systematic use of specific HR policies and practices to manage the several global talent challenges that a firm confronts. These include specific aspects of HR policies and practices related to location and relocation management, planning and forecasting, staffing (to include attracting, selecting, retaining, reducing and removing), training and developing, and evaluating employees consistent with a firm’s strategic directions while taking into account the evolving concerns of the workforce and regulatory requirements.