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SNC is seeking a Senior Human Resources Manager to support a major ISR program effort based out of Lone Tree, CO. This HR leader role will have in-depth knowledge, expertise and leadership to enhance the organizational effectiveness in the areas of: Business Strategy, Leadership Development, HR Operations, Organizational Design, Employee Relations and Talent Acquisition.
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Specific Duties and Responsibilities Essential Functions: Serves as the organizational lead in the areas of IT operations, tactical and operational planning, organizational effectiveness, contract, and vendor management, and IMT reporting.
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The CHRO shall oversee the development of succession plans, talent acquisition and management, change management, organizational and employee performance management, training and development, security (FSO) and compensation and benefits.
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Conduct research and provide thought leadership on talent management best practices and trends in organizational development and effectiveness. Collaborate with highly engaged leadership and professional development team to create and deliver robust performance management training.
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Advises on practices related to workforce planning and recruitment, leadership development, employee development and training, performance management and compensation reviews, career and succession, workforce analytics and organizational effectiveness within specific business unit(s) as designated.
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Breadth and depth in broader organizational effectiveness, team development, culture, engagement and change leadership preferred. Requires a bachelor’s degree in Organizational/Industrial Psychology, Human and Organizational Development or Organizational & Change Leadership or other related field or equivalent experience.
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Support leadership and operational changes by partnering with HR Management and/or Learning & Development to implement organizational development and effectiveness initiatives.
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In collaboration with organizational, ambulatory, and clinic/practice leadership, the PHSO Population Health Program Manager is responsible for the development, implementation and management of care management activities aimed at improving population health outcomes and maximizing Value Based Care initiatives.
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Closely coupled with these responsibilities is the development of new initiatives and revitalization of existing programs that serve K-12 education, higher education, educational leadership, applied developmental psychology, counseling psychology, educational assessment and educational policy.
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Collaborates with HR Business Partners to ensure that talent and performance management processes and programs including goal setting, performance management, development plans, succession planning, and organizational review are well executed to maximize impact to organizational effectiveness, talent development and critical organizational capabilities.
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S Center of Excellence (projects include: global performance management, goal setting, career development, change management, employee engagement, 360 survey evaluation, onboarding, mentoring, competencies and manager capability.
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Education - Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration/Human Resources Management/Organizational Development, or related field of study and 10+ years of relevant experience (Relevant experience may be considered in lieu of required education.
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The Learning & Development Generalist plays a crucial role in fostering employee growth and organizational effectiveness at Public Health Solutions. 3-5 years of experience in Learning & Development, Organizational Development, or a related HR function.
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As needed, provide additional and ad hoc change management, organizational development, and project management activities on an array of strategic initiatives spanning across Mastercard.
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Demonstrate matrix leadership to develop, motivate and achieve results through teams; enable development of a resilient attitude, embrace change and have an unwavering commitment to organizational People Strategy.
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