Senior Director, Talent & Development - Succession

0801 The Coca-Cola Company; Atlanta (GA); In loco; USD 170.000 - 193.000; Tempo pieno

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Medical benefits

Relocation provided

Descrizione del lavoro

The Coca-Cola Company is seeking a Senior Director I, Talent and Development - Succession to translate enterprise succession strategy into practical operating mechanisms. You will lead priority succession work from design through mobilization, partnering with global HR teams and business leaders to ensure scalable, decision-ready talent actions.

Responsibilities include designing governance, workflows, and data requirements; leading executive talent reviews; and steering major succession

Competenze

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant experience; advanced degree preferred.
• Typically 10+ years of experience in succession, talent management, executive talent, leadership development, executive recruiting, product or process design, or related fields.

Mansioni

• Translate enterprise succession strategy into clear methods, governance, workflows, data requirements and guidance.
• Lead priority succession initiatives from design through testing, mobilization, adoption, measurement and continuous improvement.
• Design how work is executed across Succession team, HRBP, T&D, People Services, People Intelligence, Leadership Development and executives.
• Ensure initiatives form a coherent succession practice, not disconnected processes.
• Identify opportunities to simplify, automate or redesign succession work and improve decision quality.

Conoscenze

Career Planning

Cross Training

Data Analytics

Finance

Microsoft Office

Organizational Design

Organizational Systems

Skill Assessment

Skill Development

Succession Planning

Talent Development

Talent Management

Team Coaching

Transformation Strategy

Workforce Development Training

Formazione

Bachelor's degree in HR/Business/Organizational Psychology or related field

Advanced degree preferred

Descrizione del lavoro

Job Description Summary: The Senior Director I, Talent and Development - Succession translates enterprise succession strategy into practical operating mechanisms and leads priority succession work from design through mobilization and improvement. The role is responsible for designing how succession strategies are executed across global HR teams, talent resources, and business leaders, and may lead a variety of initiatives depending on enterprise priorities. Reporting to the VP, Talent and Development - Succession, the role leads complex cross-functional work across People & Culture and the business and helps ensure succession approaches remain effective, scalable, and aligned to business needs.

Key Responsibilities Succession Practice Design and Mobilization Translate succession strategy into clear methods, decision rights, governance, workflows, tools, data requirements, and guidance. Lead priority succession initiatives from problem definition and design through testing, mobilization, adoption, measurement, and continuous improvement. Design how work is executed across the Succession team, HR Business Partners, T&D resources, People Services, People Intelligence, Leadership Development, Executive Recruiting, and business leaders. Ensure individual initiatives work together as a coherent succession practice rather than as disconnected processes. Identify opportunities to simplify, automate, or redesign succession work and improve the quality and speed of talent decisions.

Executive Talent Reviews Design approaches that enable high-quality executive talent decisions, including decision criteria, insights, governance, preparation, and follow-through. Ensure leaders have trusted, relevant, and decision-ready information about succession depth, readiness, risk, and talent options. Translate executive talent decisions into coordinated development, mobility, assessment, internal selection, or external pipeline actions. Monitor the quality and effectiveness of decision forums and recommend improvements based on outcomes and stakeholder feedback.

Priority Succession Initiatives Lead major projects or areas of work based on enterprise succession priorities and emerging business needs. Assignments may evolve over time and span strategy mobilization, governance, talent identification, pipeline development, mobility, decision forums, technology enablement, or other succession priorities. Establish the objectives, scope, roadmap, stakeholder model, measures, and governance for assigned initiatives. Provide recommendations to leadership on strategic choices, risks, resource needs, and changes required to strengthen succession outcomes. Shift across succession priorities as needs evolve, bringing structure and momentum to complex or ambiguous work.

Project and Program Leadership Assemble and lead cross-functional teams based on the expertise required for each succession priority. Build alignment among senior HR and business stakeholders on objectives, design choices, roles, decision rights, and expected outcomes. Manage dependencies, risks, vendors, resources, and competing stakeholder needs across assigned work. Provide direction and coaching to project contributors while remaining close enough to the work to ensure quality. Elevate enterprise-level choices and unresolved tradeoffs to the VP with clear recommendations.

Candidate Profile Enterprise-minded and pragmatic, able to translate succession strategy into a scalable practice that people can use. Comfortable working through ambiguity, shared ownership, and complex stakeholder environments while maintaining momentum and quality. Highly trusted and discreet in handling executive talent information and high‑stakes decisions. Combines strong succession expertise with product, process, governance, data, and change leadership. Communicates clearly with senior stakeholders and brings a collaborative, fact‑based approach to resolving tradeoffs.

Experience and Background Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business, Organizational Psychology, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience; advanced degree preferred. Typically 10 or more years of relevant experience in succession, talent management, executive talent, leadership development, executive recruiting, product or process design, or a related field.

All persons hired will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form (Form I-9) upon hire.

Skills: Career Planning, Cross Training (Inactive), Data Analytics, Finance, Microsoft Office, Organizational Design, Organizational Systems, Skill Assessment, Skill Development, Succession Planning, Talent Development, Talent Management, Team Coaching, Transformation Strategy, Workforce Development Training

Pay Range: United States: 170,000 - 193,000 USD Base pay offered may vary depending on geography, job‑related knowledge, skills, and experience. A full range of medical, financial, and/or other benefits, dependent on the position, is offered. Annual Incentive Reference Value Percentage: 30 Annual Incentive reference value is a market‑based competitive value for your role. It falls in the middle of the range for your role, indicating performance at target.

Location(s): United States of America City/Cities: Atlanta Travel Required: 00% - 25% Relocation Provided: Yes Job Posting End Date: November 10, 2026

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