Description
Plan, lead, and coordinate organizational development strategies in organization design, change, leadership, and performance to build a high-performing, adaptable organization.
- • Conduct organizational diagnostics using surveys, interviews, data analysis, and assessments to identify capability and culture needs.
- • Design and implement change management plans, communications, and adoption metrics for strategic initiatives.
- • Develop leadership and manager development programs, coaching, and team effectiveness workshops.
- • Create OD toolkits, playbooks, and resources to enable leaders and HR partners.
- • Evaluate the impact of OD interventions using KPIs, feedback, and ROI analyses; recommend improvements.
- • Lead organization design efforts, including role clarity, structure, workflows, and decision rights.
- • Partner with executives and HR to define competencies, career pathways, and succession plans.
- • Improve performance management processes, feedback practices, and recognition systems.
- • Drive culture and employee engagement strategies, surveys, action planning, and follow-up.
- • Select and manage external consultants, facilitators, and academic or industry partners.
- • Ensure OD programs align with company policies, DEI goals, and legal and regulatory requirements.
- • Prepare and manage the OD budget and resource plan.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
