Senior Director, Head Of Human Resources Latam
Current- Responsible for Corporate Services Group in Mexico, Costa Rica and Brazil reporting remotely to U.S-based VP- Took part of the strategy and execution for regional headcount growth of 500% in past 6 years making it sustainable form HR standpoint.- Benchmark and reinforcement of benefit package and salary bands across the region- Legal advisory to US-Management Team on compliance in the region- Instituted formal operating procedures and enforced adherence to policies and… Show more - Responsible for Corporate Services Group in Mexico, Costa Rica and Brazil reporting remotely to U.S-based VP- Took part of the strategy and execution for regional headcount growth of 500% in past 6 years making it sustainable form HR standpoint.- Benchmark and reinforcement of benefit package and salary bands across the region- Legal advisory to US-Management Team on compliance in the region- Instituted formal operating procedures and enforced adherence to policies and regulations that impacted bottom-line.- Redesigned and implemented compensation and benefits strategies in line with the market, increasing competitiveness.-Responsible for carrying out and monitoring the performance management process.- Developed Training and Development thematic content and a program aimed at nurturing leaders at different levels within the region.- During my time managing the Human Resources department, we have achieved a global gender parity of 50%-50% in the region.- Additionally, we have driven initiatives focused on diversity by forming DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), Women, and Pride committees.- Fostered work culture of collaboration and inclusion to increase morale and reduce turnover.- Design and implementation of in house and external trainings focused on existent needs of the team- Achieved synergy and strategic positioning among Operational VP's to form single front to achieve organizational objectives guarding for Team Member's wellness- Achieved and maintained certification and recognition of the Costa Rican & Mexican office as Great Place to Work and Great Place to Work for Women.- Prioritized and allocated valuable resources to meet business targets.- Drove strategic improvements to enhance operational and organizational efficiencies. Show less