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Chris
Greaney
Head of Human Resources
Teradyne Robotics
Chris Greaney is a global HR executive focused on aligning people strategy with business performance at scale. His experience spans leading enterprise transformations, shaping organizational design, and guiding executive teams through growth, M&A, and digital change across complex, multinational environments. Throughout his career, he has partnered closely with CEOs and boards to build high-performing organizations, lead large-scale integrations, and strengthen leadership pipelines. He has worked extensively across engineering, manufacturing, and technology-driven businesses, where workforce strategy, culture, and execution need to evolve alongside the business. His approach is grounded in data, but always focused on building organizations that can perform and scale. He is most interested in opportunities where HR is a true driver of enterprise value. The impact comes from designing organizations that are built for the future, developing strong leadership capability, and ensuring people strategy is fully integrated into how the business grows and operates.
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20 August 2026 14:30 - 15:15
Interactive roundtable discussions
Let the conversations begin. You’ll take part in a closed-door roundtable, each focused on a specific challenge people leaders are working through behind the scenes. Every table has a defined topic and an experienced host, you simply choose the discussion most relevant to you. Topics include: Gail Tharakar - The evolving CPO: From talent leader to organizational architect in the age of AI Brad Longenecker - Beyond the 9-Box: Identifying Future Capability, Talent Risk, and Organizational Value in the Age of AI Deliece Knights-Barnett - When Transformation Stalls: Real Cases, Shared Accountability, and What Changes the Outcome Melissa Bering - Leading with Humanity Through Difficult Conversations