People and Culture Global Portfolio Manager
How you’ll have an impact at Paula’s Choice:
The People and Culture Global Portfolio Manager is responsible for leading and managing a strategic portfolio of global People & Culture initiatives that align with the organization’s mission, values, and business objectives. This role ensures the successful delivery of people-focused programs across regions, including transformation projects, culture and values initiatives, talent development, and digital HR innovation. The role works directly with the VP, Global People & Culture for prioritization, governance, and execution of key people and culture projects that stretch across the global footprint.
As a P&C Global Portfolio Manager, a typical day might include a mix of the following:
Strategic Portfolio Management
Manage the global People & Culture (P&C) project portfolio, ensuring alignment with business strategy and HR transformation goals.
Oversee project governance, prioritization, and resource allocation across regions.
Track progress, manage risks, and report on portfolio performance to senior leadership.
Transformation & Change Leadership
Drive global HR transformation initiatives, including digital HR systems, process redesign, and organizational change.
Support change management needs for implementations and cutovers ensuring cultural alignment and smooth transitions.
Champion continuous improvement and innovation in HR practices.
Stakeholder Engagement & Communication
Collaborate with regional HR leaders, business units, and executive stakeholders to ensure alignment and buy-in.
Facilitate cross-functional collaboration and knowledge sharing across global teams.
Develop and deliver clear, consistent communications on organizational changes, portfolio progress, program launches, and outcomes.
Data & Insights
Use data and analytics to inform decision-making, track KPIs, and identify opportunities for improvement.
Maintain a central source of truth for all global P&C initiatives, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Organization Design and Development
Promote a culture of inclusion, engagement, and high performance.
Support the development and implementation of global DEI strategies.
Act as a thought partner to senior HR and business leaders on strategic people topics.
The Details:
We are based in Seattle, WA. Flexible to location, but local candidates are preferred.
Hours: Typical PST Business Hours with flexibility
Physical requirements: Ability to handle both sitting and screen time for long periods of time
Travel requirements: ~5%
What you’ll bring to the table:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Organizational Development, or related field.
8–10+ years of progressive HR experience, with at least 3–5 years in a global or portfolio management role.
Proven experience leading complex, cross-border HR projects or transformations.
Growth mindset and curiosity with an eagerness to learn about other cultures and work environments.
Comfortable with ambiguity, working autonomously, and providing recommendations on how to proceed.
Excellent project management, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills.
Experience with HRIS, project management tools, and data analytics platforms.
Approximate Salary Range Based on Experience and Location:
$115,000 - $130,000 USD/annually
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People and Culture Global Portfolio Manager
How you’ll have an impact at Paula’s Choice:
The People and Culture Global Portfolio Manager is responsible for leading and managing a strategic portfolio of global People & Culture initiatives that align with the organization’s mission, values, and business objectives. This role ensures the successful delivery of people-focused programs across regions, including transformation projects, culture and values initiatives, talent development, and digital HR innovation. The role works directly with the VP, Global People & Culture for prioritization, governance, and execution of key people and culture projects that stretch across the global footprint.
As a P&C Global Portfolio Manager, a typical day might include a mix of the following:
Strategic Portfolio Management
Manage the global People & Culture (P&C) project portfolio, ensuring alignment with business strategy and HR transformation goals.
Oversee project governance, prioritization, and resource allocation across regions.
Track progress, manage risks, and report on portfolio performance to senior leadership.
Transformation & Change Leadership
Drive global HR transformation initiatives, including digital HR systems, process redesign, and organizational change.
Support change management needs for implementations and cutovers ensuring cultural alignment and smooth transitions.
Champion continuous improvement and innovation in HR practices.
Stakeholder Engagement & Communication
Collaborate with regional HR leaders, business units, and executive stakeholders to ensure alignment and buy-in.
Facilitate cross-functional collaboration and knowledge sharing across global teams.
Develop and deliver clear, consistent communications on organizational changes, portfolio progress, program launches, and outcomes.
Data & Insights
Use data and analytics to inform decision-making, track KPIs, and identify opportunities for improvement.
Maintain a central source of truth for all global P&C initiatives, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Organization Design and Development
Promote a culture of inclusion, engagement, and high performance.
Support the development and implementation of global DEI strategies.
Act as a thought partner to senior HR and business leaders on strategic people topics.
The Details:
We are based in Seattle, WA. Flexible to location, but local candidates are preferred.
Hours: Typical PST Business Hours with flexibility
Physical requirements: Ability to handle both sitting and screen time for long periods of time
Travel requirements: ~5%
What you’ll bring to the table:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Organizational Development, or related field.
8–10+ years of progressive HR experience, with at least 3–5 years in a global or portfolio management role.
Proven experience leading complex, cross-border HR projects or transformations.
Growth mindset and curiosity with an eagerness to learn about other cultures and work environments.
Comfortable with ambiguity, working autonomously, and providing recommendations on how to proceed.
Excellent project management, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills.
Experience with HRIS, project management tools, and data analytics platforms.
Approximate Salary Range Based on Experience and Location:
$115,000 - $130,000 USD/annually
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