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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2026 · 4 MIN

HiBob CPO Named 2026 HR Leader of Distinction by HR Executive

from Global Economic Press · host Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a significant achievement in the human resources sector, highlighting the recognition of HiBob's Chief People Officer, Nirit Peled-Muntz, as the 2026 Human Resources Leader of Distinction by Human Resources Executive. This accolade underscores her impactful leadership at HiBob, a people platform for the modern world of work. Over the past six years, Peled-Muntz has expanded HiBob's global People team, significantly contributing to the company's growth from 150 to over 1,400 employees. Her approach emphasizes the importance of integrating culture, leadership, and organizational capability as essential drivers of business success. For more information about HiBob, visit HiBob's website. Peled-Muntz's recognition highlights the evolving role of human resources in shaping the future of work, particularly in the context of technological advancements like Artificial Intelligence. According to Ronni Zehavi, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of HiBob, while technology will transform work processes, building high-performing organizations will depend on leaders who understand their people and capabilities. Peled-Muntz's leadership exemplifies how human resources can enable company strategy and success by organizing people, skills, and leadership effectively. As HiBob continues to grow, the company remains committed to its belief that people strategy is integral to business strategy, aiming to build an ambitious, resilient, and Artificial Intelligence-ready organization.

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