Director of Human Resources
$120,000–$145,000
ApplyDirector of Human Resources
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$120,000–$145,000
About the role
- Lead the development and execution of HR strategies that support business growth and operational excellence
- Translate company goals into people priorities through workforce planning, organizational design, and talent initiatives
- Build, improve, and maintain HR systems, processes, and programs across multiple states and entities
- Partner with leaders and cross-functional teams to solve people, performance, and compliance challenges
- Learn, adapt, and iterate as the organization continues to scale and evolve What We’re Looking for in YouWe’re looking for someone who brings:
- 7+ years of progressive HR experience, including 3+ years in a leadership role overseeing multi-site operations
- Experience leading an HR team while remaining actively involved in hands-on HR work, including recruiting and sourcing
- Deep expertise across recruitment and sourcing (including hiring and developing frontline and leadership roles), employee relations, employment law, talent strategy, and organizational development
- Proven ability to hire high-quality leaders efficiently in support of business growth
- Experience strengthening HR infrastructure, including systems, metrics, and scalable processes
- Experience supporting hourly retail or manufacturing employee populations alongside corporate teams
- Strong executive-level communication, sound judgment, and the ability to influence leaders constructively
- Comfort navigating growth, ambiguity, and highly regulated environments
- Ability to travel up to 25% across Illinois and Kentucky Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field required Master’s degree or HR certifications (SPHR, SHRM-SCP) preferred How You’ll Really Stand OutYou’ll stand out if you also bring:
- Experience working in highly regulated industries such as cannabis, healthcare, or pharmaceuticals
- A track record of scaling HR systems and practices in fast-growing organizations
- Experience moving people initiatives from idea → execution → measurable impact
- Strong change management instincts during periods of expansion or organizational evolution What Your First Six Months Might Look LikeWithin your first month, you will:
- Learn our organizational structure, locations, and regulatory landscape
- Build relationships with senior leaders, site leaders, and employees
- Gain clarity on HR priorities, risks, and opportunities across the business Within three months, you will:
- Own and execute HR initiatives tied to compliance, workforce stability, and manager effectiveness
- Deliver HR guidance and processes that are actively used by leaders and teams
- Navigate employee relations matters with confidence, consistency, and sound judgment Within six months, you will:
- Stabilize and strengthen workforce engagement and retention across retail and cultivation operations to support our sustainable growth
- Improve the quality and efficiency of leadership hiring for foundational roles that support expansion
- Strengthen HR infrastructure, including clear metrics, reporting, and scalable systems
- Build consistency in performance standards and leadership accountability across locations
- Be a trusted partner by the COO, leadership team and our employees A Bit More About Botany BayWe work across functions and locations, to navigate the complexity of our industry. We value problem solving, accountability, and thoughtful decision-making in an environment where compliance and people experience both matter.
- Salary range: $120,000–$145,000, based on experience and qualifications
- Medical, dental, vision, and 401(k) benefits
- Paid time off and company holidays
- Employee discounts
- Professional development opportunities A Note to Candidates If you’re excited about this role but don’t meet every requirement, we still encourage you to apply. We value learning, growth, and diverse perspectives. We know strong leaders come from many paths.
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