Why Learning and Development Functions Deserve a Seat in the Boardroom

Frédéric Hebert is Chief Learning Officer at Rise Up, one of Europe's leading all‐in‐one learning and AI platform providers. Frédéric brings over 15 years of expertise in driving digital transformation within HR departments for Fortune 500 companies. In this article, he explains why it is time for learning and development to be part of boardroom discussions.

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Journal
Board Leadership
Published
2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/bl.30282
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Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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Why Learning and Development Functions Deserve a Seat in the Boardroom

Frédéric Hebert
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Why Learning and Development Functions Deserve a Seat in the Boardroom

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Abstract

Frédéric Hebert is Chief Learning Officer at Rise Up, one of Europe's leading all‐in‐one learning and AI platform providers. Frédéric brings over 15 years of expertise in driving digital transformation within HR departments for Fortune 500 companies. In this article, he explains why it is time for learning and development to be part of boardroom discussions.

Board LeadershipVol. 2025(199)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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