Senior Manager Talent and Leadership Development

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Senior Manager Talent and Leadership Development

Job Function Summary: Leads the Talent Development and Training function with responsibility for enterprise learning, leadership development, executive development, succession readiness, and manager capability programs. Partners with senior HR and business leaders to design and deliver development strategies, learning solutions, and training programs that strengthen workforce capability, build leadership effectiveness, and support long-term organizational performance.

Career Level Summary

• Provides leadership to managers and professional associates

• Is accountable for the performance and results of multiple related teams

• Develops departmental plans, including business, production and/or organizational priorities

• Decision making is guided by department/district objectives

Key Responsibilities

Lead Talent and Leadership Development StrategyDevelops and leads the enterprise talent and leadership development strategy in alignment with HR priorities, business objectives, and long-term workforce capability needs. Partners with senior HR and business leaders to identify leadership gaps, strengthen succession readiness, and design programs that build critical capabilities across the organization. Advances a continuous improvement mindset by evaluating program effectiveness, monitoring internal and external talent trends, and refining development solutions to meet evolving business needs. Develops clear materials, recommendations, and executive-level updates that communicate strategy, progress, and impact.

Build Executive and Enterprise Leadership CapabilityDesigns and leads executive and enterprise leadership development programs that strengthen leadership effectiveness, succession readiness, and organizational performance. Partners with senior HR leaders, officers, and business leaders to identify priority capabilities, assess development needs, and create targeted solutions for executives, senior leaders, and critical leadership populations. Oversees development experiences, coaching approaches, assessments, and learning pathways that build leadership depth and reinforce consistent expectations for leading people, teams, and business outcomes.

Oversee Learning, Training, and Program DeliveryLeads the Talent and Leadership Development team responsible for enterprise learning, training, and development program execution. Sets team priorities, allocates resources, and provides direction to ensure programs are delivered with quality, consistency, and measurable impact. Oversees the design, implementation, and evaluation of learning solutions that build workforce capability, strengthen manager effectiveness, and support business priorities. Develops team members, manages performance, and fosters a service-oriented culture focused on continuous improvement, operational excellence, and practical solutions for the business.

Manage Financial, Vendor, and Resource PlanningManages the budget, vendor relationships, and resource planning for talent, leadership development, and training programs. Establishes priorities and allocates resources to support strategic objectives, scalable program delivery, and effective use of investments. Oversees external partners, contracts, and related services to ensure quality, value, and alignment with organizational needs. Monitors spending, evaluates program investments, and recommends adjustments to improve efficiency, impact, and long-term sustainability.

Functional LeadershipExercises comprehensive functional and industry knowledge in specialized areas; identifies and resolves complex multidimensional business problems; exercises delegated authority over planning, direction and timely execution for a functional area or program; establishes and maintains contacts with management levels within and outside the company and at government agencies and with industry experts in accomplishing function or program objectives.

Financial ManagementSets strategy and develops plans, policies and processes for the accounting, budgeting and, where applicable, charging of department resources and services, including the definition of cost models and charging models; sets, negotiates, approves and manages all financial budgets and targets, ensuring that there is adequate funding for department objectives and plans.

ResourcingOversees workforce planning and resource strategy across multiple departments, ensuring that there is adequate skilled resource to meet planned service delivery or department objectives; ensures integration with strategic human resource plans; responsible for recruitment, development and demand forecasts for multiple departments.

Professional DevelopmentDetermines organizational development needs in line with business needs and strategic direction of departments; generates development strategies to achieve required change; monitors progress and evaluates business benefits achieved.

Education

Requires a bachelor's degree in human resources, organizational development, industrial/organizational psychology, business administration or other related fields or equivalent experience.

Experience

Typically 12 or more years in related field.

Certifications, Licenses and Training

Relevant certifications preferred, such as SHRM-SCP, SPHR, ATD CPTD, executive coaching certification, ICF credential, Prosci change management certification, or leadership assessment certifications such as Korn Ferry, Hogan, DiSC, MBTI, or similar. Training or experience in adult learning, instructional design, facilitation, executive development, and leadership assessment tools is also preferred.

Competencies (Knowledge, Skills, Abilities)

Functional Competencies

Advanced knowledge of talent development, leadership development, succession planning, adult learning, and capability-building practices.

Strong knowledge of executive development, leadership assessment, coaching practices, and senior leader development solutions.

Ability to design, implement, and evaluate learning strategies, training programs, curricula, and development pathways.

Knowledge of organizational effectiveness, change management, culture, team effectiveness, and performance improvement practices.

Ability to use data, metrics, and feedback to evaluate program effectiveness and improve talent and learning outcomes

Advanced computer skills using Microsoft Office and automated HR-related systems

Intermediate knowledge of relevant utility industry regulations, including Oregon Public Utility Commission (OPUC) requirements

General Competencies

Expert analytical thinking

Expert conflict management skills

Expert decision-making skills

Advanced influence skills

Expert interpersonal skills

Advanced organization and prioritization skills

Advanced presentation and facilitation skills

Expert problem-solving skills

Expert written and oral communication skills

Leader Practices

Drives Vision and Purpose

Business Insight

Strategic Mindset

Develops Talent

Manages Ambiguity

Actual total compensation, including a performance based incentive bonus, is commensurate with experience, skills, qualifications, education, training, and internal equity.

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