Hi {{first_name}}!

This year we have a phenomenal offering for our global HR community, including virtual summits, Certificate and Micro-Certificate Programs, Mini-Master Programs, and a lot more!

If you are interested in teaching in one of our Hacking HR programs, you can express that interest right now using this short form.

You do not need to commit to a specific program or topic. This is simply a way for us to understand where your experience, interests, and perspective might align with what we are building.

Now, let me share why this matters.

2026 Learning Portfolio

As we look ahead to 2026, Hacking HR and our academic brand: the People and Culture Strategy Institute are entering our most ambitious year yet.

Our learning portfolio now spans:

  • Live Certificate Programs for HR and business leaders

  • Micro-Certificate Programs focused on applied, role-specific capability

  • Mini-Master Degree Programs with graduate-level depth

  • Global virtual summits on AI, people and culture strategy, HR technology, mental health, and workforce planning

  • In-person BUILD workshops and summits, where participants actively build strategies and frameworks they take back to work

  • A growing ecosystem of chapters, learning pods, and community-led learning

This scale requires something very specific: faculty and speakers who teach from lived experience, not theory alone.

Who We’re Hoping to Hear From

Many of the most impactful contributors in our community do not think of themselves as “faculty.” They are practitioners who have:

  • Led teams through complexity and constraint

  • Shaped strategy in ambiguous environments

  • Balanced speed, ethics, and accountability

  • Made decisions with real consequences

Teaching with us is phenomenal volunteer activity focused on sharing insights and thinking alongside others, sharing how decisions were made, what trade-offs were real, and what leaders should understand as work continues to change.

We are seeking contributors from HR, people leadership, AI, technology, finance, legal, operations, strategy, analytics, marketing, and workplace well-being. If your work influences how organizations operate, govern, grow, or make decisions, your perspective belongs here.

What Teaching Looks Like in Practice

For our live Certificate Programs:

  • Each class runs for two hours

  • Faculty lead a focused 90-minute session

  • Preparation typically takes about two hours, supported by a clear syllabus, learning objectives, guiding questions, and competencies

Why People Choose to Teach With Us

Faculty often tell us they value:

  • Learning alongside a global, senior audience

  • Honest, grounded dialogue rather than surface-level content

  • Visibility and credibility through a trusted global platform

  • Contributing to a body of work that emphasizes judgment, responsibility, and long-term impact

While we do not currently offer financial compensation given our business model is heavily focused on making all our programs accessible to everyone globally (we are the most affordable learning ecosystem for HR in the world!), we focus on creating real professional value through thought leadership, collaboration, and connection to one of the largest global HR and people leadership communities.

A Second Way to Raise Your Hand

If you read this and thought, “I’m interested, but I want to explore fit first”, that’s exactly what the form is for.

Completing it:

  • Does not guarantee a teaching or speaking role

  • Does help us understand your interests and expertise

  • Allows us to follow up when there is a strong alignment

You are welcome to select multiple areas, add context, or describe ideas that do not fit neatly into predefined categories.

And if someone comes to mind who would be a great fit, I would truly appreciate you sharing this invitation with them.

Thank you for the work you do in the people, work, and leadership space, and for considering contributing to our global learning community.

Enrique Rubio
Founder and CEO
Hacking HR

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