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Collaborative Strategies, Inc. is partnering with Grey Eagle Distributors for a Director of Human Resources in Missouri. The role leads the HR function, oversees talent strategies, and develops programs that align with business goals.
You will guide managers on policy, performance, and employee relations while balancing workforce needs with company objectives. The successful candidate will have extensive HR leadership experience in industrial or frontline environments, strong knowledge of
Collaborative Strategies is partnering with Grey Eagle Distributors in the search for a Director of Human Resources. Grey Eagle is the largest Anheuser-Busch distributor in Missouri and one of the largest in the Midwest. Privately owned and well established, Grey Eagle has built its reputation on best-in-class service and a strong commitment to its customers and employees. The company's core values of teamwork, commitment, integrity, and passion shape a culture that values people and takes pride in doing things well.
The Director of Human Resources is responsible for leading and elevating the full scope of the HR function, including talent acquisition and retention, employee development, performance management, compensation and benefits, employee relations, compliance, and HR operations. Reporting to the Vice President & General Manager, the Director leads the HR team and works closely with managers and employees across the organization to ensure HR programs, policies, and practices are effectively implemented and consistently administered.
This is a hands-on, highly visible HR leadership role for someone who enjoys solving problems, supporting managers, and getting things done. The Director will be the company's HR subject-matter expert, providing guidance on employment policies and law, managing employee relations matters, overseeing benefits and compensation programs, and ensuring the organization has effective processes for hiring, developing, and retaining employees. Success in this role requires both strong HR expertise and the judgment to balance employee needs with the practical needs of the business.