VP of People
Posted 2 days ago
skywater search partnersMinneapolis (MN)
Human Resources ManagersHuman Resources Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Location: Downtown Minneapolis (hybrid, in-office Tuesday and Thursday)
About the Company:
Our client is an established and growing media agency headquartered in downtown Minneapolis. With over 100 employees, this is a culture built on the belief that its people are its greatest competitive advantage. They're looking for a VP of People to lead their people strategy through its next chapter.
The Role:
As a member of the leadership team, the VP of People will own the full employee experience, from talent acquisition and development to culture, engagement, organizational structure, and the systems that let both people and business thrive. Reporting to the co-president overseeing operations, finance, HR, and legal, and partnering in equal day-to-day capacity with the co-president overseeing client delivery, this is not a caretaker HR role: the company is looking for a strategic, hands-on people leader with real executive presence, someone who will bring rigor and intentionality to how they invest in their people, guide the organization through cultural and change-management moments as it grows, and build the programs that have been missing, not just maintain the status quo.
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