A quick, easy, and fun conversation with the top HR & People Executives from around the planet. Follow along on each journey, and learn WHY these leaders got into the profession, and what they see for the future. A Boston HR Council production, hosted by BHRC Co-Founder Sean Glavin.
WHY People
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A quick, easy, and fun conversation with the top HR & People Executives from around the planet. Follow along on each journey, and learn WHY these leaders got into the profession, and what they see for the future. A Boston HR Council production, hosted by BHRC Co-Founder Sean Glavin.
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Recent Episodes
December 19, 2025
Episode #42 - Adam Thomas (Chief Administrative Officer at MOMA Therapeutics)
<p>On Episode 42 of WHY People: Adam Thomas (Chief Administrative Officer at MOMA Therapeutics) chats with Sean about how growing up in Scotland, Rugby (team sports), and being curious & reliable led him to different HR/People roles at some of the largest biotech companies in the world; eventually jumping into the top role at some of the most exciting early stage companies in Greater Boston. </p>
November 4, 2025
Episode #41 - Lauren Tropeano (Chief People Officer at Docebo)
<p>WHY People - Episode 41 - Lauren Tropeano (CPO at Docebo)</p><p><br></p><p>What does it really take to leap into leadership and redefine what HR means today?</p><p><br></p><p>Lauren Tropeano, Chief People Officer at Docebo, shares her incredible journey from recruiter to C-suite executive. From taking bold career leaps, scaling culture during hyper-growth at DraftKings, to leading AI-driven transformation in the learning-tech industry, Lauren offers a masterclass in modern leadership and resilience.</p><p><br></p><p>Topics:</p><p>-The power of saying yes to opportunities that scare you</p><p>-Why great leaders ask better questions — and how that transforms teams</p><p>-How HR has evolved from paperwork to people strategy</p><p>-The future of work: skills, traits, and AI as a creative co-pilot</p><p>-Her hard-earned advice for anyone early in their HR or leadership journey</p><p><br></p><p>If you’re passionate about leadership, personal growth, culture building, or the future of HR, this conversation will leave you inspired and future-ready.</p>
October 1, 2025
Episode #40 - Lori Barone (CHRO at Moore)
<p>On Episode 40 of WHY People: Lori Barone (CHRO at Moore) chats with Sean about her professional journey; how someone who didn't actually know they wanted the top People Job (but also didn't know they didn't) ended up leading it at one of the top philanthropic marketing & strategy consultants in the world.</p>
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