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The Executive Director of Human Resources at Naaahrrva will provide strategic leadership across Employee Relations, EEO compliance and Learning & Organizational Development, serving as a Senior HR Business Partner to senior academic leaders.
Responsibilities include guiding talent strategies, policy development, investigations and organizational development initiatives while coordinating with HR staff and leadership teams across several units.
The Executive Director of Human Resources provides key oversight, responsibility and management of the Employee Relations, Equal Employment Opportunity, and Learning and Organizational Development. The Executive Director will be responsible for leading the university’s efforts to provide strategic direction, critical oversight and management of the functional areas, as well as serve as Senior HR Business Partner in providing strategy, advice, and guidance to senior leaders including Deans, Schools, Colleges, and central administrative leaders. This role requires the Executive Director to be fully cognizant of how to provide counsel to the most senior leaders in a complex and challenging environment across the full range of employee matters, and be conversant in the most up to date best practices in employee relations, organizational development, workforce planning, performance management, classification and compensation, delivery of services and support in all functional areas of Human Resources.
The incumbent will serve as a resource for other HR Managers in resolving issues, facilitating interactions, and developing and implementing policies and procedures. Primary responsibilities include supporting the planning and execution of human capital plans; executing on talent management strategies, and programs; consulting on business leadership team effectiveness; executive coaching and leadership development processes; support of employee engagement and culture work; serving as an HR liaison between departments and other HR staff; employee relations support, and overseeing the investigation and resolution of employee complaints including the response to third party complaints (i.e., EEOC charges). The Executive Director will manage the Director of Learning and Organizational Development, two HR Business Partners (HR Consultants), who will focus primarily in the areas of people strategy and organizational effectiveness, change leadership and coaching, and management level employee relations support; one investigator (HR Consultant) responsible for investigating employee complaints, one employee relations specialist for administrative and technical support (Human Resource Specialist).