Category: HRPI member news

Insights@Questrom Podcast: How Leaders Turn Purpose Into Daily Behaviors

HRPI Director Peter Fasolo sat down with J.P Matychak of Insights@Questrom to talk about the importannce of purpose within organizations, “Purpose only matters when it shows up in decisions, incentives, and the everyday behavior of leaders and teams. With Dr. Peter Fasolo—Professor of the Practice and Director of the Human Resources Policy Institute at Boston […]

Fall 2025 Summit Recap

Thanks to all who attended the HRPI Fall 2025 Summit – AI Is Transforming How We Must Lead. Program highlights included a Thursday evening dinner and Fireside Chat featuring Donna Morris, Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer at Walmart, and recipient of the 2025 HR Executive of the Year award; as well as a […]

What Boards, CEOs and CHROs Should Expect From Each Other

HRPI Director Peter Fasolo interviewed by Spencer Stuart about CHROs and boards, “CHROs need to be equally participating members of strategy formation, not just strategy execution,” Fasolo said. “You have to link people practices to the strategic direction of the firm.” Read the full article

HRPI Spring Summit Recap

The theme of our May 2025 Summit was “Leading Human Resources through Turbulent Times: Rising Expectations of Employees and the C-Suite.” Uncertainty and change are everywhere: political, regulatory, economic, social, and technological. In this Summit, we sifted through these challenges to develop shared understanding and better solutions. The knowledge, candor, and encouragement offered by our […]

Peter Fasolo Appointed as New Director of HRPI

We are delighted to share with you that Peter Fasolo, Ph.D., former Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at Johnson & Johnson, is joining us as the new Director of the Human Resource Policy Institute (HRPI) and Professor of the Practice, Management and Organizations, at the Boston University Questrom School of Business. Many […]

How Do Employees Feel About Executive Compensation?

HRPI Executive Director Peter Fasolo, and HRPI Fellow Charlie Tharp were featured on the podcast – Is Business Broken? – Conversations about the role of business in society, brought to you by the Ravi K. Mehrotra Institute for Business, Markets & Society at Boston University Questrom School of Business. Listen to the podcast here: