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Red Pill Labs joins the Visier partner program as a strategic partner to bring ai-powered workforce intelligence to the mid-market. VANCOUVER, british columbia, august 12th, 2026 - Red Pill Labs joins the Visier partner program as a strategic partner to bring ai-powered workforce intelligence to the mid-market. Red Pill Labs Inc is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Visier, the global leader in workforce AI and intelligence. This partnership expands its consulting portfolio, helping organizations turn workforce data into strategic decision-making, improved performance, and stronger business outcomes. As companies continue investing in digital transformation, HR technology, and AI, the ability to convert workforce data into real insight has never mattered more. Through this partnership, Red Pill Labs Inc'll help clients implement enterprise-grade, connected workforce intelligence solutions that give leaders greater visibility into workforce trends, talent performance, retention, organizational effectiveness, and future workforce planning and transformation. "Organizations are collecting more workforce data than ever before, but data alone doesn't create value," said Neal Chaudhary, CEO & Founder of Red Pill Labs. "The real opportunity lies in transforming that information into actionable insights that enable leaders to make faster, more informed decisions. Our partnership with Visier allows us to deliver a world-class workforce intelligence solution and context engine that helps organizations understand not only what is happening within their workforce, but why it is happening, and where their workforce needs to be in the future." Through this partnership, Red Pill Labs will offer advisory, implementation, and optimization services to help organizations get the most value from their workforce data. Learn more: www.redpilllabs.com/visier About Visier. Visier Workforce AI gives leaders, business executives, and managers, the trusted insights and contextual guidance to make confident workforce decisions and lead workforce transformation at scale. The company's award-winning technology expands beyond analytics, connecting insights to action during the workforce decision moments that matter most to an organization. Its mission is to help businesses lead with insight at scale while continuously transforming in a rapidly changing workforce landscape. Founded in 2010 by the pioneers of business intelligence, Red Pill Labs Inc has over 85,000 customers in 75 countries - including enterprises like Dick's Sporting Goods, Domino's Pizza, Experian, Amgen, eBay, and Ford Motor Company. Media Contact

Which 2 major companies in the food space announced new CPOs in July? Meanwhile, Visier netted a former CEO for its lead HR role and a Michigan energy company pulled an HR leader from the railroad industry. Published July 31, 2026 Retirements are prompting HR changes at two leading companies in the food space later this year, while two technology companies prepare for growth. CMS Energy. Polly Harris is now vice president of human resources for Michigan-based energy provider CMS Energy, per a July 1 announcement from the company. Harris' background includes "championing a holistic culture of employee well-being" along with a vast array of other HR functions. She was previously VP of HR for Union Pacific Railroad, where she dedicated nearly two decades of her career. Kroger. Grocery giant Kroger announced July 2 that Emilee De Martino will become executive VP and chief people officer following the retirement of Tim Massa. De Martino was most recently senior VP and CPO for the international operated markets division of McDonald's. Greg Foran, CEO of Kroger, noted De Martino's experience with large workforces and commitment to talent development "makes her exceptionally well-suited" to the transition. Yum Brands. Nai De Leon will be promoted from chief talent and centers of excellence officer to chief people and culture officer in November, Yum Brands recently announced. De Leon joined Yum in her current role in August 2025 and has focused on a variety of priorities, including learning and development and people acquisition. As CPO, she will direct talent and leadership development, organizational effectiveness, people operations and total rewards. She will succeed Tracy Skeans, who is retiring. De Leon previously held roles at Bain Capital. Visier. Pramukh Jeyathilak has joined people analytics software company Visier as CPO, the company announced July 22. He most recently served as CEO and co-founder of TalentLign, an AI-enabled human capital consulting firm, and has helped shape people strategy at companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Accenture. Jeyathilak joins Visier at a "pivotal moment," the company said, signaling "the company's commitment to building a People function that operates with the same quantitative discipline and business orientation it champions for its customers." JMAN Group. Trish Unwin is now CPO of private equity fund data partner JMAN Group, according to a news release sent to HR Dive on July 22. She joins the company from Waste Harmonics Keter, where she served as chief people and technology officer and lent her services to JMAN, "enabling more informed decision-making." Unwin will lead global people strategy in her new role, and will focus on workforce capability, leadership strength and a supportive culture as the company prepares to grow rapidly.

Visier has appointed Pramukh Jeyathilak as chief people officer. Jeyathilak brings over 30 years of global HR leadership experience from organisations including London Stock Exchange Group, Amazon/AWS, Fidelity Investments, Microsoft, and Accenture. Most recently, he served as CEO and co-founder of TalentLign, an AI-enabled human capital consulting firm focused on workforce transformation and skills-based organisations. Jeyathilak's career spans North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. He has led post-merger integrations, large-scale organisational redesigns, skills transformations, and digital HR initiatives for global enterprises. Visier describes itself as the creator of Visier Workforce AI. Founded in 2010, the company has over 85,000 customers in 75 countries, including Dick's Sporting Goods, Experian, Amgen, and Ford Motor Company.