Vice President, Talent & Organizational Development
Full-TimeDeadline 9/18/27
No salary listed
Expert
Bachelor's
Beaverton, OR, USA
In Person
No H1B Sponsorship
About the job
Requirements
12–15+ years of progressive experience in talent management, leadership development, succession planning, or organizational development, including direct ownership and accountability for enterprise-wide programs.
A demonstrated track record designing, building, and running talent and leadership programs from scratch inside a growing, evolving company.
Direct experience across organizational design, organizational development, succession planning, and executive coaching.
A track record advising and coaching senior executives directly and facilitating candid talent conversations with a CEO, COO, or senior leadership team.
Working knowledge of adult learning principles, leadership competency frameworks, and talent assessment and diagnostic tools.
Strong analytical skills, including defining metrics, building dashboards, and using data to guide talent investment.
Strong consulting and influence skills, with the ability to shape enterprise strategy as a peer to the executive team.
A bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Organizational Development, Psychology, Business, or a related field.
Responsibilities
Own and drive the multi-year enterprise talent and leadership strategy, reporting to the COO and partnering with the Senior Vice President of Human Resources.
Design and operationalize the talent architecture model across early experience, cross-functional exposure, strategic-role scouting, ongoing coaching, and preparation for broader enterprise responsibilities.
Set and track key performance indicators for the leadership strategy and report progress against the program finalization timeline.
Set the enterprise talent and leadership agenda and partner with Talent Acquisition and the broader Human Resources team on execution.
Partner with the COO, Senior Vice President of Human Resources, and business leaders on organizational structure, role design, and span-of-control decisions.
Lead or support enterprise-wide change management and cultural-alignment work related to organizational redesign, new leadership models, or major initiatives.
Build and maintain reporting and dashboards tracking talent and leadership-development activity, program participation, bench-strength coverage, trajectory distribution, retention and attrition in critical roles, and timeline progress.
Report regularly to the COO and CEO on program health, leadership pipeline coverage, succession risk, and critical-role exposure.
Desired Qualifications
An advanced degree.
A relevant certification such as SHRM-SCP, SPHR, or an equivalent executive coaching credential.
Overview
As our VP, Talent & Organizational Development, you’ll help drive Concora Credit’s Mission to enable customers to Do More with Credit – every single day.
The impact you’ll have at Concora Credit:
The VP, Talent & Organizational Development, will report to the COO to build and run Concora Credit's enterprise talent strategy — from entry-level roles through identifying and developing director-and-above leaders on an upward trajectory to succession planning for the company's most critical roles. This is a hands-on, build-and-run mandate: the successful candidate will design new programs from scratch, not inherit a mature function, and will personally operate at the intersection of org design, organizational development, succession planning, and executive coaching. The role is a strategy owner and orchestrator, working cross-functionally and in collaboration with Talent Acquisition, the broader HR team, and the Senior Leadership Team, who are the key partners in establishing and executing these strategies. This role is not recruiting or training but focused on talent architecture.
We hire people, not positions. That's because, at Concora Credit, we put people first, including our customers, partners, and Team Members. Concora Credit is guided by a single purpose: to help non-prime customers do more with credit. Today, we have helped millions of customers access credit. Our industry leadership, resilience, and willingness to adapt ensure we can help our partners responsibly say yes to millions more. As a company grounded in entrepreneurship, we're looking to expand our team and are looking for people who foster innovation, strive to make an impact, and want to Do More! We’re an established company with over 20 years of experience, but now we’re taking things to the next level. We're seeking someone who wants to impact the business and play a pivotal role in leading the charge for change.
Responsibilities
As our VP, Talent & Organizational Development, you will:
Own and drive Concora Credit's multi-year enterprise talent and leadership strategy, reporting to the COO and in close partnership with the SVP of HR — not a plan handed off for others to execute, but one this role personally builds and runs.
Design and operationalize the company's “talent architecture” model across three stages: Build Early Experience (college cohorts and rotational programs), Gain Exposure (structured cross-functional exposure and always-on scouting for strategic roles), and Grow Integration (ongoing coaching and formal preparation before — not after — a promotion into broader enterprise scope).
Set and track the KPIs that determine whether the leadership strategy is working, and report progress against the finalization timeline (programs finalized Q1 2027; every senior leader engaged in talent and leadership growth by 2027).
Act as the connective layer across the organization: set the enterprise talent and leadership agenda and partner with Talent Acquisition and the broader HR team on execution, keeping strategy and delivery aligned as the function grows.
Partner with the COO, SVP, HR, and business leaders on organizational structure, role design, and span-of-control decisions as the company scales.
Lead or support enterprise-wide change management and cultural-alignment work tied to organizational redesign, new leadership models, or major initiatives.
Build and maintain the reporting and dashboards that track every talent and leadership-development activity — program participation, bench-strength coverage, trajectory distribution, retention/attrition in critical roles, and progress against the finalization timeline.
Report regularly to the COO and CEO on program health, leadership pipeline coverage, and where the company remains exposed on succession or critical-role risk.
These duties must be performed with or without reasonable accommodation.
We know experience comes in many forms and that many skills are transferable. If your experience is close to what we're looking for, consider applying. Diversity has made us the entrepreneurial and innovative company that we are today.
Qualifications
Requirements:
12–15+ years of progressive experience in talent management, leadership development, succession planning, or organizational development, including direct ownership and accountability for enterprise-wide programs — not execution support for someone else's strategy.
A demonstrated track record designing, building, and running talent and leadership programs from scratch inside a growing, evolving company — this is a build role, not a maintain role.
Direct experience across the full mix this role requires: organizational design, organizational development, succession planning, and executive coaching. Candidates who have only done one or two of these will struggle with the scope.
A track record advising and coaching senior executives directly — comfortable facilitating candid, sometimes difficult, talent conversations with a CEO, COO, or SLT.
Working knowledge of adult learning principles, leadership competency frameworks, and talent assessment/diagnostic tools.
Strong analytical skills — able to define metrics, build dashboards, and use data (not just anecdote) to decide where the company should focus its talent investment.
Strong consulting and influence skills; able to shape enterprise strategy as a peer to the executive team, not just execute what's handed down.
Education:
Bachelor's degree in HR, Organizational Development, Psychology, Business, or a related field; advanced degree preferred.
Relevant certification (e.g., SHRM-SCP, SPHR, or equivalent executive coaching credential) preferred, not required.
What’s In It For You:
Medical, Dental and Vision insurance for you and your family
Relax and recharge with Paid Time Off (PTO)
6 company-observed paid holidays, plus 3 paid floating holidays
401k (after 90 days) plus employer match up to 4%
Pet Insurance for your furry family members
Wellness perks including onsite fitness equipment at both locations, EAP, and access to the Headspace App
We invest in your future through Tuition Reimbursement
Save on taxes with Flexible Spending Accounts
Peace of mind with Life and AD&D Insurance
Protect yourself with company-paid Long-Term Disability and voluntary Short-Term Disability
Concora Credit provides equal employment opportunities to all Team Members and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
Employment-based visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
Concora Credit is an equal opportunity employer (EEO).
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