Senior Director, People & Culture

Momentum; Dallas (TX); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Momentum is looking for a Senior Director, People & Culture to lead HR strategy and execution for its corporate teams. This strategic role offers the opportunity to shape culture, drive people initiatives, and partner with executive leaders to enhance employee experience and performance in a fast-growing environment.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of progressive HR experience, including 5 years as a senior HRBP.
• Experience supporting global teams and navigating cross-cultural nuances.
• Demonstrated success in designing and launching people programs.

Responsibilities

• Serve as the primary HRBP for all corporate Momentum functions.
• Design and lead people initiatives and frameworks.
• Support the rollout of performance management and goal-setting processes.

Skills

Communication

Strategic thinking

Leadership development

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business, Psychology, or related field

Tools

Workday

Job description

Momentum is a respected collection of independent companies, including PMG, Koddi, Further, and Momentum Commerce. We serve as a premier global business transformation partner for over 125 of the Fortune 500 brands. With 1,400 global employees and $5B in media spend under management, we foster a fast-growing, values-driven, people-first environment where you can thrive.

Our portfolio of companies partners with some of the world’s most iconic and ambitious brands. We combine scalability with a solutions-oriented approach to deliver fast-paced, innovative results for our customers while creating meaningful growth opportunities for our teams.

If you are looking for opportunities to grow in your career and are passionate about being at the forefront of data and technology, and driving rapid innovation in the future of commerce, we would love to talk with you about joining Momentum.

We believe that a culture of belonging, inclusion, and diversity is key to empowering our team members to thrive both personally and professionally. Living out our values is not just a goal; it's a daily practice! For more information, please visit www.momentum.com .

Senior Director, People & Culture

Momentum is seeking a strategic, people-first, and forward-thinking Senior People & Culture Director to lead HR strategy and execution for our growing team of ~120 corporate employees. In this high-impact, global role, you will serve as the primary business partner to leaders across our Finance, Legal, IT, Accounting, Corporate Development, and Workplace Experience teams—delivering HR leadership that scales with our business and strengthens our people experience. Enabling our corporate teams to thrive and perform at their best accelerates growth across the full Momentum portfolio of companies.

This role reports directly to the SVP, Head of Talent at Momentum and will operate as both a trusted advisor and a builder, shaping culture, championing people strategies, and driving programs that align with our mission, values, and growth goals. While this role is rooted in deep HR business partnership, it also offers the opportunity to originate, design, and launch new initiatives that foster engagement, elevate performance, and reinforce Momentum as an employer of choice.

This position supports a global employee base—primarily in the U.S., with growing teams in the UK and Costa Rica—and will manage two HR Generalists, with the opportunity to scale the team over time. You will also collaborate closely with People & Culture leaders across our portfolio companies, serving as a connective thread in advancing people priorities across the Momentum ecosystem.

The role is based in Dallas, TX, working from our headquarters at The Link (2601 Olive Street) on a hybrid schedule (4 days onsite).

What You’ll Do

Strategic Business Partnership

• Serve as the primary HRBP for all corporate Momentum functions, supporting ~120 employees across Finance, Legal, IT, Accounting, Corporate Development, and Workplace.
• Report directly to the SVP, Head of Talent, acting as a strategic advisor to senior executives and leadership teams.
• Partner with leaders to align people strategies with business priorities, offering insight, counsel, and hands-on support across all areas of HR.
• Operate as a thought partner and culture champion, helping to shape organizational design, team effectiveness, and leadership development initiatives.

Program Design & Enablement

• Design and lead people initiatives and frameworks tailored to Momentum’s unique stage of growth—examples may include career pathing, recognition programs, feedback cycles, and onboarding.
• Collaborate with the broader People & Culture community across the portfolio to co-create programs, align best practices, and scale shared solutions across the companies.
• Help define and implement internal communication and engagement strategies to strengthen connectivity across our global and hybrid workforce.

Talent Development & Performance

• Enable leaders and managers to be great people leaders through training, coaching, and performance enablement tools.
• Support the rollout and continuous improvement of performance management and goal-setting processes, ensuring a culture of accountability and growth.
• Champion talent planning and development initiatives to help teams and individuals achieve their highest potential.

Employee Experience & Operations

• Lead global employee relations with a high standard of confidentiality, empathy, and compliance, partnering with legal as needed.
• Oversee the day-to-day HR operations in partnership with an HR Generalist, ensuring seamless execution of key moments—from onboarding to exits.
• Ensure compliance with labor laws and HR best practices across the U.S., U.K., and Costa Rica, adapting approaches to local context while maintaining global consistency.
• Manage, mentor, and develop two HR Generalists, fostering growth and impact.
• Serve as the connective tissue across internal and external stakeholders, partnering with executive leadership, legal, finance, and portfolio company HR leaders.

What You Bring

Required Experience & Skills

• 10+ years of progressive HR experience, with at least 5 years as a senior HRBP or equivalent supporting corporate or shared services teams.
• Excellent interpersonal and executive communication skills; able to build trust, influence decisions, and advise leaders with confidence and empathy.
• Self-starter with proven ability to work hands-on and strategically in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
• Demonstrated success designing and launching people programs and initiatives in high-growth, values-driven environments.
• Experience supporting global teams and navigating cross-cultural nuances, ideally including exposure to U.K. and Latin American labor regulations.
• Strong understanding of HR compliance and employee relations best practices across the U.S. and international contexts.
• Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business, Psychology, or related field.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in a holding company, professional services, or technology environment.
• Familiarity with Workday (HRM)
• Coaching certification or training in leadership development methodologies (e.g., DISC, Hogan, 360s) is a plus.
• Spanish language proficiency is a bonus, though not required.

Why Momentum?

At Momentum, you’ll be surrounded by people who are curious, collaborative, and committed to growth—personally and professionally. We offer an environment where ideas are welcomed, voices are heard, and innovation is expected. You’ll have the opportunity to help shape not just a company, but the experience of the people who power it. Apply now and together we will build Momentum!

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