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Kenexa acquires Centre for High Performance Development

Wednesday 28th July 2010

HR provider Kenexa has acquired the Centre for High Performance Development (Holdings).

Kenexa said that CHPD’s extensive research on leadership development and training would add to its existing research and content portfolio.

CHPD specialises in leadership development and management training.

Rudy Karsan, Kenexa’s Chief Executive Officer, said: "CHPD’s leadership model has been used by more than 100 organisations around the world and its database of more than 10,000 leadership profiles is recognised as one of the foremost benchmarking tools available today.

"The combination of Kenexa and CHPD will provide the most researched and proven leadership development content in the industry. CHPD is a valuable addition to the Kenexa family and our clients will benefit from its depth of offerings."

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