Change Management CHRO Global HR 
HRExecutive
JULY 25, 2023
Jess Elmquist will be the first to acknowledge he stepped into the CHRO role from a nontraditional path—but, he says, innovation in the world of HR today needs to be everything but ordinary. Advertisement - As CHRO and chief evangelist of global HR tech company Phenom , advancing innovation is Elmquist’s primary goal.
HRExecutive
OCTOBER 18, 2023
Before accepting the chief human resources officer role at Caterpillar, Johnson says, she was already energized by how aligned the CEO, leadership and HR teams were on the enhanced focus on people strategy. Cheryl Johnson, CHRO for Caterpillar Inc. Shook, chief leadership and HR officer, Accenture.
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Visier
JULY 25, 2018
Download the HRBP Manager job description here. This manager (or director even) is likely within HR Services or HR Operations and sits either at a corporate or country-level. They may even be in charge of a global HR Service Center.
Eightfold
DECEMBER 9, 2019
She heads a global HR team and focuses on the human element of organizational success in a digital world, and was named one of the top 10 CHROs in 2015 by Forbes. . A member of Accenture’s Global Management Committee and Investment Committee, Shook values inclusion and diversity. Jacqueline Welch. Jan Becker.
Keka HR Blog
NOVEMBER 17, 2022
She rose through the ranks steadily, bringing substantial changes in key areas of people management at HUL and became the HR executive director. . In 2016, Nair made history when she was named as the first woman and youngest CHRO of Unilever. . In 2009, Barra was made the VP of Global Human Resources.
HRExecutive
FEBRUARY 21, 2025
. “These tools require HR to rethink how they work, and that takes training and support from the vendor on real-world HR use cases.” ” Anna Carlsson, founder of HR Digi Carlsson agrees that a lack of change management and training is sure to stall adoption.
HRExecutive
APRIL 7, 2017
New research from the Hackett Group finds that many HR departments are lagging when it comes to helping their organizations deal with talent shortages in key areas, and — due to a lack of resources — sufficient progress likely won’t be made anytime soon.
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