The HR Transformation Manager will lead initiatives focused on improving HR processes, implementing technology solutions, and driving strategic change within the HR function.
HR Transformation Manager
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Owns a multifamily business development territory for Fortune Brands Outdoors products. Develops regional market strategies, builds relationships with developers, architects, purchasing leaders, dealers, and distributors, and drives product specifications, project wins, revenue, and market share. Coordinates cross-functional resources and supports projects from specification through close. The role is remote and field-based, with up to 50% travel and approximately two overnight trips per month.
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Owns a U.S. territory focused on growing multifamily business for Fortune Brands Outdoors products. Develops market strategies, builds relationships with developers, architects, purchasing leaders, dealers, and distributors, and drives product specifications, project wins, revenue, and market share. Coordinates cross-functional resources, supports projects from specification through close, manages channel partnerships, and contributes to national multifamily contract strategies. The remote, field-based role requires approximately 50% travel.
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