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Head of Talent Management (Public Listed)

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Position Summary

The Head of Talent Management is responsible for developing and executing the organisation's people strategy to attract, develop, engage and retain high-performing talent. This role oversees Talent Acquisition, Learning & Development, Leadership Development, Succession Planning, Performance Management and Employee Development initiatives to ensure the organisation builds a strong and sustainable talent pipeline.

Working closely with business leaders, the Head of Talent Management will align talent strategies with business objectives, drive organisational capability, and foster a high-performance culture.

Key Responsibilities
1. Talent Acquisition
  • Lead the overall talent acquisition strategy to attract high-quality talent across all levels.
  • Develop workforce planning strategies in partnership with business leaders.
  • Build and maintain strong employer branding initiatives.
  • Oversee recruitment processes, ensuring efficiency, quality and positive candidate experience.
  • Develop recruitment metrics and dashboards to improve hiring effectiveness.
  • Manage executive and critical hiring initiatives.
  • Build relationships with universities, professional associations and external recruitment partners.
2. Learning & Development
  • Develop and implement the organisation's Learning & Development strategy.
  • Identify capability gaps and establish learning roadmaps aligned with business priorities.
  • Design leadership development programmes for emerging and senior leaders.
  • Establish technical, functional and behavioural competency development programmes.
  • Evaluate training effectiveness through measurable learning outcomes and ROI.
  • Promote a continuous learning culture across the organisation.
3. Training Management
  • Lead annual training needs analysis across all business units.
  • Develop annual training calendars and budgets.
  • Oversee internal and external training programmes.
  • Manage relationships with training providers and consultants.
  • Ensure compliance with statutory and mandatory training requirements.
  • Drive digital learning initiatives including Learning Management Systems (LMS), e-learning and blended learning.
4. Talent Management & Succession Planning
  • Develop talent review frameworks across the organisation.
  • Lead succession planning for critical leadership positions.
  • Identify and develop high-potential employees.
  • Design career progression and internal mobility programmes.
  • Build talent pipelines to support future business growth.
5. Performance Management
  • Drive the organisation's performance management framework.
  • Partner with leaders to strengthen goal setting and performance conversations.
  • Implement calibration processes to ensure fairness and consistency.
  • Support performance improvement initiatives where required.
6. Leadership & Organisational Development
  • Design leadership competency frameworks.
  • Develop executive coaching and mentoring programmes.
  • Support organisational change and transformation initiatives.
  • Facilitate culture-building and employee engagement programmes.
  • Partner with HR Business Partners on organisation design and capability enhancement.
7. HR Analytics & Talent Insights
  • Establish talent metrics and dashboards.
  • Analyse recruitment, learning and retention data to drive decision-making.
  • Monitor key indicators including:
  • Time-to-fill
  • Cost-per-hire
  • Quality of hire
  • Training effectiveness
  • Internal promotion rate
  • Employee retention
  • Leadership pipeline health
8. Policies, Governance & Compliance
  • Develop and maintain talent management policies and procedures.
  • Ensure compliance with employment legislation and HR best practices.
  • Manage talent-related budgets effectively.
  • Benchmark talent practices against industry standards.
Leadership Responsibilities
  • Lead and develop the Talent Management team.
  • Coach and mentor team members to build internal capability.
  • Foster collaboration across HR functions and business units.
  • Manage external vendors, consultants and training partners.

Requirements

Qualifications
  • Bachelor's Degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Psychology or related discipline.
  • Master's Degree or MBA is an advantage.
  • Professional HR certifications (e.g. SHRM-SCP, CIPD, AHRI, IHRP) are desirable.

Experience
  • Minimum 10–15 years of progressive HR experience.
  • At least 5 years in a senior Talent Management, Learning & Development or HR leadership role.
  • Proven experience leading Talent Acquisition and Learning & Development functions.
  • Experience designing leadership development and succession planning programmes.
  • Experience supporting organisational transformation and change initiatives.
  • Exposure to HRIS and Learning Management Systems.

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