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Head, Talent, Learning & Performance at Armstrong Fluid Technology

Head, Talent, Learning & Performance

Armstrong Fluid Technology · CA

3 weeks ago

Head, Talent, Learning & Performance

Armstrong Fluid Technology · CA

23 days ago
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About the Role

This role leads the design, implementation, and continuous improvement of Armstrong's global talent, learning, and performance agenda. It translates business priorities into scalable people-development solutions to strengthen leadership capability, build critical skills, improve performance, and create a strong internal talent pipeline. The role focuses on integrating performance management, talent reviews, succession, career development, learning academies, leadership development, and high-potential development.

Responsibilities

  • Lead Armstrong's global talent management framework, including talent reviews, succession planning, high-potential identification and development.
  • Establish consistent processes for identifying critical roles, talent risks, successors, and development priorities across regions.
  • Partner with leaders and HRBPs to develop succession plans for critical and leadership positions.
  • Build talent pipelines for key business and functional capabilities.
  • Develop and maintain talent dashboards and analytics to identify talent risks, movement, readiness, and development trends.
  • Support the development of career pathways and internal mobility strategies.
  • Facilitate talent review and calibration discussions with leaders, ensuring consistency, transparency, and quality of talent decisions.
  • Establish and monitor Individual Development Plans (IDPs) for identified talent and leadership populations.
  • Develop and execute Armstrong's global learning strategy aligned with business priorities and capability gaps.
  • Lead the evolution of Armstrong University and its associated functional and leadership academies.
  • Establish frameworks for technical, functional, leadership, and manufacturing/operations capability development.
  • Partner with subject-matter experts to translate business knowledge into scalable learning solutions.
  • Establish standards for curriculum design, learning pathways, content lifecycle management, and program effectiveness.
  • Oversee the design and delivery of leadership development programs for people managers and senior leaders.
  • Develop targeted capability-building interventions for critical populations, including sales, engineering, manufacturing, operations, and emerging leaders.
  • Evaluate learning technologies, external providers, and learning platforms to ensure an effective and sustainable learning ecosystem.
  • Establish measures of learning effectiveness, application, and business impact.
  • Own the global performance management framework and continuously improve the employee and manager experience.
  • Lead the annual performance management cycle, including goal setting, reviews, calibration, and development planning.
  • Partner with HR and business leaders to strengthen the quality of SMART goals, performance conversations, and differentiation.
  • Design and facilitate manager training on goal setting, performance conversations, feedback, calibration, and development.
  • Analyze performance data to identify trends, capability gaps, and opportunities to improve organizational effectiveness.
  • Ensure performance management is appropriately integrated with talent reviews, succession, development, and rewards processes.
  • Drive continuous improvement of the performance management process, technology, and governance.
  • Design and implement a global leadership development architecture aligned with Armstrong's leadership expectations and business strategy.
  • Build development journeys across leadership levels, from first-time managers through senior leaders.
  • Establish core leadership capabilities and learning experiences that support Armstrong's evolving operating model.
  • Partner with executives and HRBPs to identify leadership capability priorities.
  • Develop executive and emerging-leader development initiatives, including coaching, assessment, and targeted development interventions.
  • Support the integration of Armstrong's values, leadership expectations, and operating principles into leadership development.
  • Build meaningful dashboards and reporting for talent, learning, and performance.
  • Track measures such as succession coverage and readiness, critical-role talent risk, internal mobility and promotions, HiPo development, IDP completion and quality, learning participation and effectiveness, leadership program impact, performance distribution and calibration trends, and manager capability indicators.
  • Use data and insights to help leaders make informed talent decisions.
  • Establish a disciplined approach to measuring the business impact of major talent and learning investments.
  • Establish governance, standards, processes, and documentation for global talent and learning programs.
  • Ensure programs are scalable and appropriately standardized while allowing for regional requirements.
  • Manage external vendors, consultants, and learning partners where required.
  • Develop project plans, budgets, timelines, and success measures for major initiatives.
  • Ensure effective stakeholder communication and change management for global HR programs.
  • Continuously identify opportunities to simplify, digitize, and automate talent and learning processes.
  • Partner closely with HRBPs and business leaders to diagnose organizational and capability needs.
  • Translate business challenges into practical talent, learning, and performance solutions.
  • Provide thought partnership to leaders on talent development, organizational capability, and leadership effectiveness.
  • Collaborate with HR Operations, HR Technology, Compensation, and other HR teams to ensure an integrated employee lifecycle.
  • Build strong relationships with regional HR teams and functional leaders across Canada, USA, UK/EMEA, India/APAC, and other Armstrong locations.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business, Organizational Psychology, Education, or a related discipline.
  • 8–12+ years of progressive experience across talent management, learning & development, performance management, organizational development, or related HR disciplines.
  • Demonstrated experience designing and implementing enterprise or global talent programs.
  • Strong experience with talent reviews, succession planning, performance management, and leadership development.
  • Experience working with senior leaders and HR business partners.
  • Experience managing complex, cross-functional projects across multiple geographies.
  • Strong understanding of adult learning, leadership development, and capability-building principles.
  • Strong analytical and program-management capabilities.
  • Excellent communication, facilitation, and stakeholder-management skills.
  • Experience in a global manufacturing, industrial, engineering, technology, or similarly complex organization.
  • Experience building functional or technical academies.
  • Experience with HR technology, LMS/LXP platforms, and performance/talent systems.
  • Experience with talent analytics and workforce insights.
  • Organizational development or organizational psychology education.
  • Experience managing external consulting and learning partners.

Skills

  • Talent Management
  • Succession Planning
  • Performance Management
  • Learning & Development
  • Organizational Development
  • Leadership Development
  • Talent Analytics
  • Program Management
  • Stakeholder Management
  • Adult Learning Principles
  • HR Technology
  • LMS/LXP Platforms

Location

  • Global

Work Type

  • Full-time

Experience Level

  • 8-12+ years

Education Level

  • Bachelor's degree

Salary/Compensations

  • $120,000 CAD - $160,000 CAD
  • Additional annual bonus component

About the Company

  • Armstrong Fluid Technology is a leader in fluid-flow technology with over 1,600 colleagues globally.
  • The company has a legacy of excellence spanning eight manufacturing facilities on four continents.
  • Armstrong is a community of creative minds driven by a shared mission to engineer the future and safeguard the planet.
  • The company is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of fluid-flow technology while upholding a commitment to sustainability.
  • Employees have endless opportunities to learn, grow, and make a significant impact.

Equal Opportunity

  • Armstrong does not use artificial intelligence tools to support candidate screening and assessment processes.