Director of Organizational Learning and Talent Development

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation; Concord (NH); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation seeks a Director of Organizational Learning and Talent Development to lead organization-wide learning strategies, foster a culture of curiosity, and promote continuous improvement aligned with our Strategic Plan.

The role partners with the Senior Leadership Team to attract, develop, and retain talent while advancing equity, racial justice, and economic security in New Hampshire communities through tailored development plans.

Qualifications

• Leads organizational learning strategy to support talent development across the Foundation.
• Promotes equity, racial justice, and economic security in program design and implementation.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement organization-wide learning plans aligned to the Strategic Plan.
• Partner with Senior Leadership Team to attract, develop, and retain top talent.
• Collaborate with performance managers and staff to customize growth opportunities.

Skills

Leadership

Organizational learning

Talent development

Equity focus

Job description

Director of Organizational Learning and Talent Development

The Director of Organizational Learning and Talent Development serves as the programmatic and operational leader for organization level learning and talent development strategies and promotes a culture of learning, curiosity and continuous improvement across the Foundation. They will provide high level support to the Senior Leadership Team to ensure that the Foundation can attract, develop and retain the talent we need to deliver on our Strategic Plan. This position also works collaboratively with performance managers and staff across the Foundation to develop individualized learning plans that maximize employee growth and emphasize the knowledge, skills and attributes needed to deliver on our goals to advance equity, racial justice and economic security in New Hampshire communities.