Writing.io Appoints Michelle Strasburger as a Lead Advisor to Accelerate AI Learning & Development for Corporate Teams and Enterprise Partners.

Writing.io, the award‑winning leader in AI education and upskilling, today announced the appointment of Michelle Strasburger as a lead advisor and member of its corporate leadership team.

With her track record transforming HR functions at Fortune‑level organizations, Michelle will guide Writing.io’s expansion into corporate talent development and assist in driving internal adoption of artificial intelligence at scale, in a secure, compliant, and ethical way.

Michelle Strasburger joins Writing.io with a distinguished HR leadership career where she has transformed HR functions, cultures and learning for companies across multiple industries. As the CEO of HR Rebooted she supports organizations and C-suite leaders to create and implement people strategies that improve engagement, retention, and employee performance that deliver tangible value. 

"We are so excited to have Michelle join our team of advisors and partners as we expand our reach to accelerate AI adoption. Her strategic Human Resources leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, ability for relationship building, and strategic focus will be invaluable in helping Writing.io continue to grow," said Kevin Fleming, CEO at Writing.io.

“I am thrilled to join the Writing.io leadership team, and help guide the development of products that empower HR professionals and L&D teams, allowing them to thrive in the age of artificial intelligence. ” stated Michelle.  Michelle's fervor for human resources transcends the confines of the boardroom, as she leads a dynamic coalition of global HR professionals known as "The HR Rebels." This group is passionately dedicated to ensuring that HR earns a strategic seat at the table, influencing decisions and driving meaningful change.

“Michelle's dedication to our team and company is aligned with our long-term strategic vision, in helping companies of all sizes to adapt to the age of artificial intelligence.” states Fleming.