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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2025 · 10 MIN

Renee Mauldin, Chief People Officer at Project44

from Built By People · host Dave D'Angelo

Leveraging AI in HR: Insights from Renee Mauldin on The Built by People PodcastIn this episode of the Built by People Podcast, host the host welcomes Renee, a seasoned HR leader, about her career journey and the transformative role of AI in HR. Renee shares her experiences working with founder-led companies like Capital One, Google, and Uber, her 'lightning bolt moment' that led to AI initiatives at Project 44, and the development and impact of their AI bootcamp. She discusses the challenges of change management, the importance of internal movement to drive automation, and offers advice for other HR professionals looking to implement AI. Presented by Previ, the podcast also highlights how Previ’s private pricing network can significantly lower employees’ monthly expenses.00:00 Introduction to the Built by People Podcast00:59 Introducing Previ: Enhancing Employee Financial Wellbeing01:22 Meet Renee: A Journey in HR and AI02:36 AI Initiatives at Project 4404:21 Developing the AI Bootcamp05:47 Challenges and Strategies in AI Adoption07:17 Maintaining the AI Knowledge Base08:36 Supporting Employees in the Age of AI10:20 Parting Advice and Conclusion

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