Mark Burchell Elected to Serve on Worldwide ERC Board of Directors

Sterling Lexicon is pleased to announce that Chief Commercial Officer Mark Burchell, SGMS, has been appointed to a three-year term on the Board of Directors with Worldwide ERC – the association for workforce mobility. His tenure will begin on January 1, 2022.

“As the world of work continues to undergo radical transformation and employers compete for skills in new ways, an effective employee mobility strategy remains an integral part of talent management planning,” shared Sterling Lexicon President, David Dance. “Mark is exceptionally well suited to share his strategic vision and leadership skills with Worldwide ERC during this pivotal time.”

Originally from London and currently based in Sterling Lexicon’s Jacksonville, Florida location, Mark brings more than three decades of global and U.S. domestic relocation expertise to his position. He leads sales and marketing teams across multiple locations and cultures, encouraging innovation and collaboration to deliver exceptional customer experiences. He has been an active member of Worldwide ERC since 1992, including participating on several panels as both a speaker and a moderator, authoring articles for Mobility magazine, and contributing to the association’s international forum and global advisory council in several capacities. He holds the organization’s Senior Global Mobility Specialist (SGMS) professional certification.

“I am really honored to help guide our industry’s professional association and serve alongside so many talented individuals on the board,” said Burchell. “These are, of course, really interesting and exciting times, and I am looking forward to working together to continue to best position Worldwide ERC for the maximum benefit of its associates and members.”

That collaborative spirt was echoed by Worldwide ERC President & CEO Lynn Shotwell, who noted that the new board members bring “diverse professional experiences and unique perspectives that will shape the direction of the organization and reflect the collective voice of an industry—marshalling the strength of many as one.”