People Director
Posted 6 days 14 hours ago by Tiger Recruitment
£120,000 - £160,000 Annual
Permanent
Full Time
Other
London, United Kingdom
Job Description
People Director London - Flexible hybrid working £120k - £160k + Discretionary Bonus & Excellent benefitsTigerHR is delighted to be retained on a confidential search for a new People Director role with a private equity-backed organisation. Operating at significant scale across the UK and backed by private equity, the organisation is undergoing rapid growth, diversification and transformation. With ambitious plans including multiple acquisitions, digital expansion and potential international opportunities, this is an exciting time to join.The Role:This newly elevated role will lead the People function across the Group, owning the full strategic HR agenda while remaining operationally hands-on, commercially focused and close to the day-to-day business.As a key member of the Executive Team and trusted advisor to the CEO, CFO and Board, you will drive organisational development, leadership capability, cultural evolution, talent acquisition, reward strategy and strategic workforce planning.This is a critical appointment for our client, who is scaling quickly and building the HR infrastructure needed for a fast-paced, PE-backed environment, all while maintaining the entrepreneurial, values-led culture that drives its success.Key Responsibilities 
- Act as the CEO's & CFO's key people advisor and Executive Committee member.
- Lead the Group People Strategy, organisational design, and workforce/succession planning.
- Support M&A due diligence, integration, and cultural alignment.
- Lead and develop the HR team and optimise HR systems, policies, and processes for scale.
- Oversee reward, bonus, and equity strategy, Budgets, partnering with Finance on annual cycles.
- Drive cultural development and lead major change and transformation programmes.
- Own senior hiring, employer brand, and critical talent pipeline planning.
- Build scalable L&D frameworks and leadership development pathways.