- Udemy (UDMY, Financial) appoints Sarah Healy as Chief Skills and Learning Officer.
- Healy brings experience from Meta and Mastercard to lead global skill development strategies.
- The appointment is part of Udemy's effort to drive AI-based skills development.
Udemy (UDMY), a leading AI-powered skills acceleration platform, has named Sarah Healy as its new Chief Skills and Learning Officer. This strategic appointment is aimed at reinforcing the company’s mission to transition towards a skills-based economy amidst rapid AI-driven technological advancements.
In her new role, Healy will spearhead Udemy's global strategy to build and enhance critical skills across its organization while nurturing talent. Her responsibilities will include implementing comprehensive talent development programs and leveraging data-driven insights to maximize the reach and effectiveness of Udemy’s upskilling initiatives.
"We are thrilled to welcome Sarah to the team," expressed Hugo Sarrazin, President and CEO of Udemy. "Her strategic vision and extensive experience in workforce skilling will be crucial in helping our clients adopt skills-based strategies in today’s fast-evolving work environment."
Before joining Udemy, Healy served as Vice President at ESW, leading global talent and leadership strategies. Her previous experience also includes roles at Mastercard and Meta, where she led initiatives to enhance organizational culture and develop scalable learning programs.
Udemy, headquartered in San Francisco, is renowned for its innovative approach that combines on-demand content with AI technology to empower both businesses and individuals in their skill-building endeavors. The company’s solutions are trusted by prominent firms like Ericsson, Samsung, and Volkswagen for developing agile and future-ready teams.
