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This role will design impactful, results-oriented practices and developmental experiences in talent planning, performance management, talent review and succession planning, competency modeling/role profiling, learning and development, communications, culture, inclusion, and diversity in alignment with the overall organizational strategy.
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Reporting to the Vice President of Human Resources, the Talent Development Manager is entrusted with the effective design, development, and implementation of training programs for all employees across NANA and its subsidiaries, with a particular emphasis on development and advancement of NANA Shareholders.
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An Aerospace and Electronics company known globally for being a true industry leader with their cutting-edge innovation and their employee centric values is looking for a Talent Development Manager to join their team.
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In this role, the Learning & Talent Specialist will design, implement, and evaluate professional and organization development programs that strengthen individual and organizational capabilities to execute our strategic business objectives.
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Many, especially B2B companies, have teams of sales/business development representatives (SDR/BDRs) or full-cycle account executives whose responsibility is to identify, contact, and qualify new potential customers.
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The Talent Development Manager is an advocate for talent across the organization, and will build and launch solutions, systems, and processes to ensure best-in-class learning and development opportunities for team members.
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Provide subject matter expert and process ownership for end-to-end talent development processes including the following: talent systems and infrastructure, onboarding, employee retention, training and development, career planning and performance management, success management, learning and development, capability and competency management, workforce planning, and employee experience and engagement.
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Certifications: Certifications such as SHRM-CP/SCP, PHR/SPHR, APTD or CPTD (Associate Professional in Talent Development or Certified Professional in Talent Development) The Learning & Development Specialist, reporting to the Talent Development & Enablement Manager, is a key support role within the Human Resources team.
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At the direction of the Strategic HR Advisor - Business Professional the HRBP will provide consulting and coaching to department leadership, Directors and engage with HR leaders in appropriate centers of excellence (e.g., talent development and talent acquisition) to ensure successful execution and alignment of talent strategies.
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The Talent Acquisition Partner influences and promotes the Nice-Pak employer brand that attracts talent and appeals to associates and alumni throughout all phases of the employee life cycle, including attraction/recruitment, onboarding, development, retention, and separation.
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The Talent Development Specialist (TDS) conducts a variety of job-specific training and educational activities for Peckham team members and sometimes staff, for the USDA Service Desk contract.
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The Talent Development Specialist plays a pivotal role in ensuring the successful recruitment, onboarding, training, and mentoring of all new employees and third-party resources, as well as the development and improvement of key processes and procedures across multiple departments.
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The Dell Medical School is looking for a Director, Talent Acquisition and Workforce Development. Director, Talent Acquisition and Workforce Development. Leads all talent acquisition and workforce development activities including strategic planning and implementation of recruitment and workforce initiatives for UT Dell Medical School’s operating entities.
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In addition, the Director, Talent Acquisition will play a key role in the implementation and leveraging of a new ATS. This position will work cross-functionally with the HR Business Partner organization as well as divisions such as G&A, Research, Development and Commercial Operations, as needed.
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The Director of Talent & Organizational Development will play a pivotal role in driving the growth and success of Floor & Decor by leading the development and implementation of talent management strategies for over 12,000 associates.
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