Donna Morris Appointed to UKG Board of Directors
UKG, a global leader in human resources, payroll, and workforce management solutions, has officially announced the appointment of Donna Morris to its Board of Directors. Morris currently serves as executive vice president and chief people officer at Walmart Inc., the world’s largest private employer.
Strategic Appointment to Drive Innovation
Aron Ain, Executive Chair of the UKG Board of Directors, expressed enthusiasm about the appointment. “By leading global HR and people operations for the world’s largest private employer and retailer, Donna’s deep understanding of the frontline workforce and how technology and innovation are reshaping employee experiences will be invaluable to our board,” Ain said. “Her unique perspective and incredible expertise will help UKG continue to innovate on behalf of our customers.”
Morris joins the board with a wealth of experience in workforce strategy, agile team development, and cultivating high-performance cultures. Her background aligns strongly with UKG’s mission to deliver transformative workplace solutions through cutting-edge technology.
Leadership Role at Walmart
At Walmart, Morris leads the Global People division, overseeing HR strategies for more than 2 million associates worldwide—including 1.6 million in the U.S. Her leadership focuses on creating a people-led, tech-powered environment that emphasizes growth, inclusion, and well-being. She has been instrumental in integrating digital tools and artificial intelligence to enhance the employee experience and streamline operations.
Morris’s initiatives at Walmart are designed to foster a sense of belonging, elevate employee engagement, and leverage data-driven insights to support workforce needs. Her leadership has made significant contributions to Walmart’s reputation as an employer of choice.
Excitement for Future Collaboration
“I’m thrilled to join the UKG Board of Directors and look forward to working with Aron, Jennifer Morgan, and the UKG team,” Morris said in a statement. “Tens of millions of people worldwide use UKG solutions every day, which gives UKG a unique understanding of what is happening across today’s workforce. Together, we can transform the way people across the frontline work, resulting in a better overall experience for employees and their customers alike.”
Impressive Career Milestones
Before joining Walmart in 2020, Morris spent over 17 years at Adobe, holding various leadership roles including Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) and Executive Vice President of Employee Experience. During her tenure, she was pivotal in shaping Adobe’s talent strategy and driving a culture of innovation and excellence.
Her accomplishments have not gone unnoticed. Morris was named to the inaugural Forbes Future of Work 50 list and was recognized as one of Mass Market Retailer’s Most Influential Women in Retailing. Additionally, she has earned accolades from Human Resource Executive as a Top 100 HR Tech Influencer, highlighting her role in shaping the future of work through technology.
About UKG
UKG (Ultimate Kronos Group) is dedicated to helping organizations become great places to work. The company offers comprehensive cloud-based solutions for HR, payroll, and workforce management to more than 80,000 organizations across a wide range of industries and geographies.
UKG’s platform leverages the world’s largest collection of people, work, and employee sentiment data, enhanced by artificial intelligence to connect workforce insights with business outcomes. This enables organizations to make more informed decisions and improve employee satisfaction and productivity.
The company is committed to putting people first, and its technology is built to serve employees at every level. From frontline workers to executives, UKG’s solutions are designed to enhance workplace experiences and drive meaningful change.
To learn more about UKG and its mission, visit ukg.com. You can also follow the company on social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, and YouTube.
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