Senior Director, Global People Strategic Initiatives

Position Summary...

What you'll do...

• Partner with senior leaders to translate business priorities and complex problems into clear strategies, choices, and actionable plans. 

• Bring structure to ambiguous problems, identifying the questions that need to be answered, decisions that need to be made, and work required to move forward. 

• Synthesize complex information into clear insights, recommendations, and executive-level narratives. 

• Anticipate issues, dependencies, and opportunities and proactively recommend a path forward. 

• Move effectively between developing the strategy and executing it, recognizing that the two often happen simultaneously. 

• Own high-priority, cross-functional initiatives from concept through execution. 

• Establish clear outcomes, workstreams, milestones, decision points, ownership, and measures of success. 

• Connect work across teams and functions, ensuring leaders understand how their work contributes to the broader objective. 

• Identify when work is off track and actively intervene to resolve barriers, clarify decisions, and accelerate progress. 

• Create accountability and momentum without adding unnecessary process or bureaucracy. 

• Work confidently with senior executives and functional leaders, providing clarity on what is needed from them and when. 

• Facilitate complex conversations, surface tradeoffs, and drive groups toward decisions. 

• Challenge thinking constructively and know when to push, escalate, or adapt. 

• Build trust quickly and influence outcomes without relying on formal authority. 

• Hold leaders and teams accountable for commitments while maintaining strong, productive relationships. 

• Move seamlessly from executive discussions to hands-on execution. 

• Personally develop plans, analyses, presentations, communications, decision materials, and other deliverables required to advance the work. 

• Follow through on decisions and ensure commitments translate into action. 

• Step into gaps when necessary rather than waiting for someone else to solve the problem. 

• Maintain a strong bias toward progress, simplification, and results. 

• Use AI as an everyday tool to think faster, solve problems, synthesize information, and accelerate execution. 

• Identify manual, repetitive, or inefficient work and build AI-enabled tools, agents, and automations that simplify or eliminate it. 

• Rapidly prototype solutions rather than waiting for perfect systems or long development cycles. 

• Apply AI to improve planning, analysis, reporting, communications, knowledge management, program execution, and decision support. 

• Look beyond individual productivity to identify opportunities to redesign how work gets done across the team and organization. 

• Experiment with emerging capabilities, learn quickly, and help others adopt more effective, AI-enabled ways of working. 

• Strong strategic thinking and problem-solving skills, with the ability to simplify complex and ambiguous issues. 

• Exceptional program leadership and execution discipline across large, cross-functional initiatives. 

• Executive presence and confidence working with, influencing, and appropriately directing senior leaders. 

• A bias for action and willingness to personally do the work—not simply coordinate others doing it. 

• Ability to connect the dots and see around corners, recognizing dependencies, risks, and implications others may not immediately see. 

• Strong judgment and the ability to distinguish what requires executive attention from what can be resolved independently. 

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to translate complexity into concise, compelling recommendations. 

• Ability to create clarity, accountability, and momentum across teams without adding unnecessary process. 

• Comfort operating in an environment where the strategy may still be evolving while execution is already underway. 

• Strong AI fluency and digital curiosity, with demonstrated ability to use AI to accelerate work, improve decision-making, and increase personal and team productivity. 

• A builder mindset—comfortable experimenting with AI, automation, and low/no-code tools to turn ideas into practical solutions without waiting for a technology team to solve every problem. 

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