Global Vice President, HR Business Partnering
confidentialDallas (TX)
Global Vice President, HR Business Partnering
Posted 8 days ago
confidentialDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Global Vice President, HR Business Partnering
About the Company:
Globally recognized pharmaceutical company IndustryPharmaceuticalsTypePrivately Held Founded2010Employees1001-5000 Specialtiesclinical trial servicesspecialty pharmaceuticalsunlicensed medicinesmanaged accesscomparator drugsglobal accessclinical trialscompassionate useoncology supportearly accessfoscavirexpanded accesspackaging and labellingunlicensed distributionlicensed distributionerwinaseand orphan drugsorphan drugsand clinical services
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a Global Vice President of HR Business Partnering to lead its global and regional HRBP organization and help shape its people strategy. The role partners with senior leaders to translate business priorities into workforce, organization, talent, and leadership plans. Responsibilities include leading organization design, workforce planning, succession, leadership development, performance, and organizational effectiveness initiatives. The VP will guide people-related aspects of transformation, restructuring, and integration, use data to identify priorities and risks, and build a consistent global HRBP model that accounts for regional needs. Candidates should bring significant progressive HR leadership experience, including leading HR business partnering in a complex global organization and advising C-suite executives or comparable senior leaders. Strong commercial and financial acumen is required, along with deep expertise in organization design, workforce planning, executive talent, succession, and change. Experience leading geographically dispersed teams and navigating complex talent decisions is essential; M&A and integration experience is highly desirable. Background in a regulated industry or a high-growth, performance-oriented environment is preferred. Hiring Manager TitleChief Human Resources Officer FunctionsHuman Resources
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