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Adriana Bokel Herde joins Pegasystems as Chief People Officer

Pegasystems has appointed Adriana Bokel Herde as chief people officer and senior vice president, effective today. Bokel Herde will be responsible for Pega’s global people strategy and operations, reporting to Alan Trefler, Pega’s founder and CEO. She will be based out of the company’s Cambridge, Mass. Headquarters, succeeding Jeff Yanagi, who will be retiring from Pega.

For more than 20 years, Bokel Herde has held leadership positions in fast growing companies and is recognized as an innovative, high-performing leader with the ability to architect, execute, and drive business growth. Her areas of expertise include business strategy, talent recruitment and development, diversity initiatives, change management, leadership development, operations, innovation, and employee experience.

Most recently, Bokel Herde was chief people officer and chief evangelist officer at PeopleDoc, an HR technology provider, where she was responsible for internal people strategy and customer advocacy. Prior to that, she was vice president of people services at Biogen.

“With a proven track record of executing transformative HR strategies, Adriana will bring valuable experience to Pega as we continue to grow and innovate,” said Alan Trefler, founder and CEO, Pegasystems. “I am delighted to welcome Adriana to Pega to help ensure HR continues as an integral and strategic contributor to Pega’s success.”

“There is a tremendous opportunity for employee engagement, as well as finding new industry talent, to help support Pega’s growth objectives,” said Adriana Bokel Herde,. “I look forward to strengthening and cultivating our employee community to evolve Pega’s culture and success.”

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