Rise Up Charts Path for Growth and Innovation with Frédéric Hébert as Chief Learning Officer
Frédéric takes on a newly created role as Rise Up paves the way for further innovations in the Learning and Development (L&D) landscape
Leading all-in-one learning platform Rise Up has promoted Frederic Hebert to the newly created role of Chief Learning Officer (CLO). Formerly serving as Chief Product Officer, Frederic led on pivotal product developments, including advancements in personalisation and AI capabilities, designed to enhance the partner experience and learner ecosystem while supporting the company’s scaling efforts.
As CLO, Frederic will focus on educating the market about the benefits of adaptive learning while optimising Rise Up’s own product architecture, enhancing partners’ capabilities in L&D through embedded learning and one-to-one educational experiences.
Over the past year, Frederic has been instrumental in driving Rise Up’s growth, including the successful expansion of its product portfolio through strategic acquisitions such as Domoscio and Yunoo. The integration of Domoscio’s adaptive learning expertise directly supports Frederic’s vision and Rise Up’s mission to accelerate Time-to-Skill for organisations.
Speaking on the new role, Frederic remarked: "Stepping into a new position while striving to make an impact is both exciting and challenging, but it also brings immense opportunities. This past year at Rise Up has been a period of remarkable growth and innovation, allowing us to scale at an impressive pace. Moving forward, my priority is to advance hyper-personalisation even further. With Rise Up’s cutting-edge platform, I’m confident we can make significant strides in adult learning and skills development."
Arnaud Blachon, CEO and Co-Founder of Rise Up, commented: "In a career spanning more than 15 years, Frederic has established himself as one of Europe’s foremost operators in advanced learning. He is the right person to help us to achieve the international ambition we have for our business in the UK and continental Europe.”