Following an eclectic series of roles at Walmart, WPP and Accenture, Jacqui Canney is now the chief people officer at IT systems provider ServiceNow, where she leads talent strategies for more than 20,000 employees. In this episode of the People + Strategy podcast, Canney speaks with host Tony Lee about how generative AI is affecting HR, how to leverage diversity as a business strategy, and her advice for people pursuing the C-suite.
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