Three human resources leaders have been installed as the newest fellows of the National Academy of Human Resources, earning recognition from the nation’s most prestigious HR organization for their accomplishments throughout their careers.
The new fellows are:
- Deborah Caplan, executive vice president and chief human resources officer at NextEra Energy
- Kathleen Hogan, chief human resources officer at Microsoft
- Timothy Hourigan, executive vice president, human resources at The Home Depot
“Each of these human resources professionals has made sustained and exemplary contributions to their organizations and communities and the human resources profession,” said Jill Smart, president of the Academy and former CHRO of Accenture. “Additionally, these leaders have each played a major role in leading their respective organizations in the past several years, navigating a path to protect their employees’ physical and mental wellness and enabling the businesses to operate as productively as possible.”
The fellows, who make up the academy’s 31st class, were installed Nov. 10 during the annual meeting of the academy in New York City. Each leader recently answered questions from Human Resource Executive® on HR post-pandemic, emerging technology’s role in the function, challenges at their individual organizations and more.
To hear their thoughts, click below.
