ALEXANDRIA, Va. — SHRM, the trusted authority on all things work, today announced the appointment of Andy Biladeau as chief transformation officer. In this new role, Biladeau will drive the execution of the SHRM global strategy, ensuring the development and successful delivery of innovative products, unparalleled services and transformative experiences to the diverse audiences SHRM serves.
Biladeau joins SHRM with more than a decade of experience in HR and talent transformations. He recently served as a founding member of The Josh Bersin Company, where he led the HR advisory services practice and served as chief learning officer of the Josh Bersin Academy. Previously he was director of talent development at Target Corporation, where he led training, leadership development and change management. He began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he led global HR transformation engagements for Fortune 500 clients.
SHRM President and CEO Johnny C. Taylor, Jr., SHRM-SCP, stated, “SHRM is thrilled to attract someone of Andy’s caliber to lead the implementation of our go-forward strategy. He brings a unique skill set with his combination of digital technology thought leadership and hands-on HR operational leadership, and he will be instrumental in further solidifying SHRM’s position as the trusted authority on all things work.”
Biladeau said, “Having worked as both an HR practitioner and a consultant for many of the world’s largest organizations, I recognize the indispensable role SHRM plays in shaping the world of work for millions of workers globally. I’m thrilled to be part of the next chapter of SHRM’s growth.”
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