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TalentNeuron and BCG partner to help companies redesign their workforces for AI. Oct 19, 2026, 08:34 ET Partnership combines BCG's transformation expertise with TalentNeuron's workforce intelligence, so leaders can base decisions about AI, cost and skills on how work is changing inside and outside their organizations NEW YORK, Oct. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - TalentNeuron and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) today announced a strategic partnership to help organizations make faster, better-evidenced decisions about how AI, cost pressure and changing skill needs will reshape their workforce. The partnership combines BCG's talent, organization and transformation expertise with TalentNeuron's workforce intelligence technologies, including labor market intelligence, skills intelligence and internal talent intelligence. AI is the primary force in an era of massive workforce transformation. BCG Institute research published in April 2026 estimates that over the next two to three years, 50% to 55% of jobs in the US will be reshaped by AI, and that 10% to 15% of jobs in the US could be eliminated over roughly five years. BCG's 2026 AI at Work survey of close to 12,000 frontline employees, managers, and leaders in more than a dozen global markets found that 72% say AI has already considerably changed skills expectations in their roles. The same research shows that strategic clarity from leadership pays big dividends, lifting measurable business impact by 25 percentage points, while better tools without strategy and redesign only move it by about 5 points. Companies therefore need to redesign work and operating models around people rather than just deploying tools. Combining Strategic Expertise with Workforce Intelligence The partnership addresses the questions now on most executive agendas: how AI will change the work each role performs, how to manage workforce cost while protecting the capabilities growth depends on, and which skills to build, hire or automate. Together, BCG and TalentNeuron provide organizations with an informed view of their current and future workforce that is grounded in the external labor market and connected to business outcomes. BCG brings deep expertise in talent, skills and organization design, along with the experience to carry workforce plans through to execution. Its Talent & Skills practice includes an extensive global network of specialists with an established track record of delivering impact for clients across industries. TalentNeuron brings a workforce intelligence and planning platform used by more than 60% of the Fortune 100. The platform connects a company's internal workforce data to more than 25 years of labor market intelligence, covering roughly 2 billion candidate profiles, more than 65,000 skills and about 3 million job postings processed each day in 33 languages. From Insight to Action Working together, the two firms will help clients see how AI will change work at the level of individual tasks and roles, model the cost and capability effects of different scenarios, and decide where to hire, reskill, redeploy or automate. TalentNeuron's platform can remain in place after an engagement, so the workforce plan can be updated as business strategy and labor market conditions evolve. "Most of our clients know AI will change how work gets done. Far fewer can say which roles it will change, by how much, and how their workforce will need to evolve as a result," said Suketu Shah, BCG managing director and senior partner, and global topic leader for talent and skills. "TalentNeuron gives our teams a market-calibrated view of roles and skills, so the workforce decisions we help clients make rest on evidence from the labor market as well as their own data." "Every company now faces hard questions about automation, skills and how its workforce should change under different scenarios. Few have built the capability to answer them, because it takes expertise and technology together, at a scale most organizations don't yet have," said David Wilkins, Chief Executive Officer of TalentNeuron. "BCG brings the judgment to reach clear, defensible answers today. TalentNeuron gives clients the system to continuously update those answers as work and labor market conditions inevitably change over time." About TalentNeuron TalentNeuron is the only solution that drives workforce transformation by unifying internal talent intelligence and external market insight. Over 60% of the Fortune100 are using TalentNeuron to move beyond fragmented talent planning and toward a model where strategic workforce decisions are made through comprehensive analytics, including demand forecasting, automation impact analysis, scenario modeling, and talent optimization. Powered by advanced AI and machine learning, TalentNeuron delivers real-time workforce intelligence across markets representing over 96% of global GDP. With this intelligence, organizations use TalentNeuron to understand labor market and competitor trends, identify current and future skill requirements and gaps, and shape a future-ready workforce. About Boston Consulting Group Boston Consulting Group bridges the gap between ambition and outcomes for the world's leading companies and organizations. We are built for this era of unprecedented change - bringing strategic clarity rooted in over 60 years of deep domain knowledge, combined with applied AI shaped by our practitioners. BCG works shoulder-to-shoulder with CEOs across industries and geographies to deliver transformative impact at scale: stronger returns, transferred capabilities, and change that sticks. For more information, visit BCG.com. SOURCE TalentNeuron

Caio Iglesias joins Comp as principal data scientist. Executive joins Comp to develop proprietary artificial intelligence models focused on people management. October 13, 2026 10:02 Comp, a company focused on transforming HR with artificial intelligence, announces the hiring of Caio Iglesias as principal data scientist. The executive will be responsible for building Comp's proprietary AI models for people decisions, such as turnover forecasting, workforce optimization, merit, and several others. Caio comes from Boston Consulting Group (BCG - X division focused on AI projects), where he was a senior AI scientist, and graduated in 2025 from MIT's Master of Business Analytics. At Comp, the professional will develop the company's proprietary artificial intelligence models focused on people management, including tools to forecast turnover, optimize team sizing, and support decisions about salary increases. "Caio joins to develop Comp's AI models focused on people management, ranging from turnover forecasting to support for merit decisions. The goal is to expand the available tools so that HR leaders can make data-based decisions," says Pedro Bobrow, co-founder and CHRO of Comp, in a statement. At MIT, Caio went on to receive both graduation awards, the Academic Achievement Award, given for the best academic performance in his class, and the Excellence in Research Award. As a research assistant to Professor Dimitris Bertsimas, he published two papers in Transactions on Machine Learning Research (TMLR), one on a more interpretable machine learning model and another on optimization under scenarios of uncertainty. Before MIT, Caio graduated in Production Engineering from the Polytechnic School of USP, with a double degree from CentraleSupélec, in Paris. While still an undergraduate, he was co-founder and CTO of Salut, an app that connected bars and restaurants in São Paulo with customers, and interned at Wildlife Studios and the French startup In The Memory. After that, he remained at BCG X as a senior AI scientist. "I spent the last years researching interpretable models and decision-making under uncertainty. People management has both things: the HR leader needs to understand why the model recommends a raise or points to a risk of departure, and needs to decide with imperfect data. I came to Comp to build these models from scratch, with access to those who make decisions every day," says Caio. Startups is part of the routine of more than 30,000 decision-makers. Are you going to be left out?