CPO Research Results 2025


This research, conducted at our CPO Retreat, provides a fascinating insight into the challenges and priorities for Chief People Officers (CPOs) this year.

Key findings from Criticaleye's CPO Research:

  • Technology integration is the biggest challenge facing organisations over the next twelve months
  • 41 percent of CPOs say commercial & financial acumen will be most critical for future CPO success
  • Operating at the right pace for transformation presents the biggest opportunity for CPOs to make an impact as changemakers
  • Shaping organisational culture and trust has become a top priority for CPOs
  • 46 percent of Boards have increased expectations for CPOs to maximise workforce productivity and performance 
  • 37 percent of CPOs identify skill gaps and workforce readiness as the biggest risk to their workforce

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