Fractional Chief People Officer
Typically reporting to the CEO, the Chief People Officer (CPO) is charged with strategically leading the entirety of the human resources function including, but not limited to, compensation, organizational design, recruiting, benefits, operations, learning, diversity & inclusion, and policies & procedures.
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It all starts at the top. It begins with the leader. The vision has got to be clear. The business has to run off of its people, its systems, and its strategy. Core values have to be lived by with no exceptions. If you aren't growing you are dying. People...
