HR Director Research Results 2019

Findings from Criticaleye's HRD Retreat Research:

  • Influencing the Board is where HRDs feel they fall short
  • 48% of HRDs say leadership teams need to improve the quality of debate around strategy
  • Limited exposure is the no.1 barrier to HRDs influencing the Board
  • 87% of HRDs are facing business model disruption
  • Only 24% of HRDs are fully confident the executive team has the ability to execute on strategy
  • Retaining talent and developing skills are the top priority for HRDs over the next 12 month
Click here to watch Roanne Parry, VP HR, Emerging Markets & Classic and Established Products, GlaxoSmithKline; Paul Pomroy, CEO, McDonald’s UK; Gerard Jacques, Director of People, Eurostar International and Julie Harding, Criticaleye Board Mentor talk about the role of HR in strategy.  
 




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