CEO Insider: Don’t wait for the experts – grow your champions

Giselle Ho
Jun 9
1 min read

In her last lesson about what she and Ringier have gleaned from AI, CEO Ladina Heimgartner described how the publisher treats learning as something employees build for themselves – certificates they own, that travel with them. The natural question that follows is: who actually does the enabling in the daily work life?

https://wan-ifra.org/2026/05/ceo-insider-dont-wait-for-the-experts-grow-your-champions/

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