Podcast | CPO, PPL: Our agile careers model drives employee fulfilment & business value

Kate Reilly, CPO at music licensing organisation PPL

At PPL, the music licensing company for over 150,000 performers, musicians, and record labels, career agility is baked into the organisational culture and structure.

Kate Reilly, Chief Membership & People Officer at PPL, joins the HR Grapevine Podcast to discuss why offering this agility matters more than ever – from driving value and efficiency for the business, to ensuring a more engaging and fulfilling experience for colleagues.

Reilly outlines how the organisation has brought a culture of career mobility to life, from building an extensive skills and capability matrix to talent management schemes and cross-functional projects.

The CPO also offers her own experience as a beneficiary of the agile culture, and gives a deeper look at how PPL invests heavily in becoming a true employer of choice for the industry.

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