Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO)
$300,000 - $350,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Director
SALARY
$300,000 - $350,000 per year
About the role
- Set and own the enterprise HR strategy, aligning people investments directly to GTI's growth, revenue, and margin targets
- Serve as a full member of the Executive Leadership Team, shaping business strategy and decisions beyond HR, not just executing on them
- Partner closely with the HR Director as a thought partner and advocate, supporting her priorities and development while holding ultimate accountability for enterprise HR, recruiting, and talent operations across every site
- Own executive talent management: executive hiring, onboarding, compensation design, performance, and succession planning for the ELT and site leadership
- Own organizational design for a scaling, multi‐site manufacturing business
- Serve as the senior‐most escalation point for high‐risk employee relations, legal exposure, and material compliance matters, partnering directly with Legal and the CEOOwn total rewards strategy company‐wide: compensation philosophy, incentive design, and benefits strategy
- Own culture strategy at the enterprise level: evolve and protect GTI's five core values and "Together We Win" mantra as the company scales headcount and geography
- Support the growth of the HR function: HRIS and people analytics infrastructure, HR org design, and a scalable operating model across plants
- Report directly to the CEO on workforce health, organizational risk, and progress against people strategy
- 15+ years of progressive HR leadership experience, including experience at a senior executive level (VP, SVP, or CHRO)10+ years of that experience within a manufacturing environment operating across multiple locations
- Demonstrated experience building and scaling HR functions and teams within a fast‐growing organization
- Proven track record advising CEOs and executive teams on organizational design, executive talent, and succession planning
- The CHRO must have deep expertise across the full HR discipline: compensation and total rewards, talent acquisition, employee relations, compliance, and organizational development
- Experience owning HR technology and analytics infrastructure (HRIS, ATS, people analytics) as a company scales
- Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree (MBA or related) or HR certification (SPHR, SHRM‐SCP) preferred
- CHRO candidates should have experience in industrial manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, or a related capital‐intensive sector
- Experience partnering with founders or owner‐operators in a closely held company
- Track record of mentoring and developing high‐potential HR leaders into expanded executive roles
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