Director, Compensation - Nashville, United States - Longwood University

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    Director, Compensation & Benefits

    is responsible for the design, oversight, and administration of all employee compensation and local benefits programs and initiatives.


    This will include the annual total compensation planning process, competitive pay analysis, and job infrastructure review, along with recommendations and the implementation of local benefit programs.


    Working collaboratively with the business, HR, and Finance, the Director will be required to understand specific business needs while driving the delivery of well-considered compensation and benefit solutions and processes.

    This role requires strategic thinking, planning expertise, and analytical abilities.


    The Director will interact across all levels of the company and with external resources, including vendors, legal counsel, and consultants.

    This role will provide leadership, support, advocacy and vision to compensation/benefit managers and data analysts.

    Key Accountabilities:
    Lead the design and administration of compensation programs, including base pay management, incentive, and other variable compensation plans
    Develop strategic partnerships with Finance, HR and Legal to understand their strategies and ensure compensations and benefit programs are fully understood
    Collaborate with HR Business Partners and serve as key on all compensation and benefit matters, including promotion/adjustment recommendations, benchmarking, compensation strategy and budgeting
    Provide leadership for the team and support decision-making by providing compensation alternatives and/or recommendations
    Guide training and development activities in compensation management and total rewards for HR and business leaders
    Collaborate with the Global Compensation team to design special incentive programs, including sales incentive plans that are aligned with business strategies and objectives
    Research and identify trends and issues that impact compensation and benefits on a proactive basis toward achievement of business objectives
    Develop models, analyses and reports for compensation planning and forecasting
    Lead the annual year-end process for all levels of employees, including pay-for-performance and calculation of management incentives
    Implements union national master agreement compensation and benefit provisions as outlined in the national master agreement and any side letters
    Provide oversight, counsel and strategic vision for DHL Aviation LATAM compensation programs
    Collaborate with other DHL Business Entities in compensation and benefit reviews for local implementation
    Develop and implement a comprehensive communication strategy for local benefit programs
    Lead or participate in company-wide compensation projects
    Oversees and develops departmental policies and processes

    Skills & Qualifications:

    10+ years of hands-on experience with developing innovative compensation and benefit plans
    Bachelor's Degree in Finance, Human Resources, Management, or other related discipline.
    CCP/CBP preferred
    High level of analytical/technical skills, financial modeling experience, and familiarity with market data surveys, compensation planning software and HRIS integration
    Strong understanding of all compliance and reporting requirements relating to compensation and benefits
    Must be a results-driven, detail-oriented, highly energetic team player who can function effectively and independently in a fast-paced and dynamic environment
    Strong project management skills with attention to detail and flexibility
    Ability to solve complex issues, prioritize, and take initiative
    Analytical, team-oriented, and collaborative individual able to support junior team members
    Exceptional skills with MS Excel, data organization and presentation
    Strong written and verbal communication skills.
    English required, bi-lingual in Spanish a plus
    Reporting Structure and Key Relationships
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