Benefits Think Change is inevitable — here’s how people leaders can thrive through it

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In the era of AI, the role of the head of HR, CHRO or chief people officer (CPO) needs to break out of the box they’re often put into — one that’s focused too much on operations and leaves their talents grossly underutilized.

According to research from Gartner, the next year presents a “pivotal” juncture for the HR function: technology-led, workforce-driven, and change-intensive. Recent data from IDC underscores that agentic AI workflows will touch about 40% of the knowledge workers in G2000 companies by 2027. The way we work is changing, and HR leaders need to make that change a success.

Lauren Tropeano
Chief people officer at Docebo

Lauren Tropeano is the chief people officer at Docebo. She brings over 20 years of Human Resources expertise to Docebo, having led diverse, multinational teams for several global, high growth tech … Read full bio


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