The Talent Manager is responsible for designing and delivering integrated talent strategies that support performance excellence, career development, leadership readiness, and organizational effectiveness.
This role leads performance management, learning and development, recruitment, succession planning, and organizational development initiatives to ensure a high-performing and future-ready workforce aligned with business and operational objectives.
Key Responsibilities
Monitor and promote the organization’s culture to ensure it reflects the values and ethos.
Design, implement, and continuously improve the company’s performance management framework.
Forecast and manage the HR annual budget, encompassing HR services, employee recognition, and development initiatives.
Support managers in providing ongoing feedback, coaching, and performance improvement plans.
Partner with leaders to ensure fair, consistent, and effective performance evaluations
Use performance data to inform development, rewards, succession, and workforce decisions.
Oversee the training strategy, identifying and implementing a range of learning opportunities, including in-house, virtual, and classroom training, as well as a comprehensive onboarding process for new hires.
Evaluate talent using the 9-box grid framework, ensuring competencies align with defined job roles and organizational needs.
Develop career frameworks, competency models, and progression pathways
Facilitate talent reviews, monitor individual development plans aligned with performance outcomes and partner with leaders and employees on career planning and internal mobility.
Lead strategic recruitment and workforce planning aligned with business needs
Support employer branding and candidate experience initiatives
Manage relationships with external recruiters, training providers, and institutions
Develop and maintain succession plans for leadership and critical roles
Assess readiness and bench strength using performance and potential data
Align succession plans with development and learning strategies
Support organizational design, role clarity, and structural effectiveness
Lead or support change management initiatives related to growth or transformation
Drive culture, engagement, and capability-building initiatives
Leverage engagement and performance data to inform OD interventions
Ensure alignment with company policies, labour regulations, and industry standards
Manage or support talent systems (performance, learning, and talent management platforms)