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GIVENCHY seeks a Talent Development & Employee Engagement Director to shape and deliver the house’s people strategy across France and subsidiaries. You will lead talent development, EVP, succession planning, employer branding, career development, and learning while partnering with leaders to navigate transformation.
You will build robust talent processes, attract and retain top talent, and drive engagement through well-being and culture initiatives during a delicate transition period.
Founded in 1952 by Hubert de Givenchy, the Maison revolutionized postwar Parisian haute couture through architectural designs and his legendary partnership with Audrey Hepburn. After joining LVMH in 1988 and Hubert de Givenchy's retirement in 1995, the house saw a succession of prominent creative directors—including John Galliano, Alexander McQueen, Riccardo Tisci, Clare Waight Keller, and Matthew M. Williams.
Founded in 1952 by Hubert de Givenchy, the Maison revolutionized postwar Parisian haute couture through architectural designs and his legendary partnership with Audrey Hepburn. After joining LVMH in 1988 and Hubert de Givenchy's retirement in 1995, the house saw a succession of prominent creative directors—including John Galliano, Alexander McQueen, Riccardo Tisci, Clare Waight Keller, and Matthew M. Williams. In September 2024, Sarah Burton was appointed Creative Director, bringing a focus on atelier craftsmanship and archival heritage, supported by Chairman Pietro Beccari and CEO Amandine Ohayon.
Direct Report to Global HRD Givenchy, Team of 1 Key interfaces with HR team at HQ and in regions/subsidiaries, CODIR, Key business leaders across the organization, Fashion Group and LVMH Group counterpart.
The Talent Development & Employee Engagement Director plays a central role in shaping and delivering the House’s people strategy in a period of transformation. Reporting to the HRD, this position leads the full talent agenda across talent development, employee engagement, EVP, succession planning, employer branding, career development, and learning. The role is designed to strengthen the House’s ability to attract, develop, engage, and retain talent in France and across subsidiaries, while supporting leaders and employees through change. The Talent Development & Employee Engagement Director creates the conditions for individuals to grow, builds robust talent processes, and ensures the House has the capabilities and pipelines needed for the future.
Profile Significant experience in talent development, with strong expertise in career management, succession planning, talent review, and learning strategy. Strong track record in designing and implementing employer branding and EVP initiatives. Experience in an international environment, with the ability to operate across France and subsidiaries. Strong project management capabilities, with the ability to structure, prioritise, and deliver multiple initiatives simultaneously. Comfortable operating in a changing environment and supporting teams through transformation. Fluent in French and English. Personal qualities High level of energy and strong ability to engage people. Charisma and credibility with senior stakeholders. Strong interpersonal sensitivity and ability to support employees through delicate moments. Hands‑on, pragmatic, and action-oriented. Strong listening skills combined with the ability to challenge and influence. Resilient, structured, and collaborative. Key challenges of the role Supporting the House through a transition period with the right balance of empathy, structure, and momentum. Creating the tools, frameworks, and opportunities that enable employees to develop and project themselves into the future. Building a more strategic and visible employer brand, especially on LinkedIn. Embedding robust talent and learning processes across France and international entities. Driving engagement and development in a way that is both ambitious and deeply aligned with the House’s culture.
GIVENCHY is an equal opportunity employer. We want to offer an inclusive environment of mutual respect where we welcome diversity and all our employees feel included, developed, and heard.
recruits and recognizes all types of talent and singularities.
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