Operating Model Design & Talent Planning Implementation
The Challenge:
Global sport management client was going through a business transformation to streamline operations and reduce cost. As a result, the company decided to redesign its operating model and develop a plan for the workforce.
The Approach
Partnered with client to design and develop a talent planning process to identify and retain key leadership talent.
Discovery Assessment
- Analyzed workforce composition, skill inventory, roles, and headcount distribution across departments.
- Identified gaps between current workforce and skills vs industry benchmarks.
- Prepared work-activity analysis and mapped interdependencies between roles and functions.
Future State
- Aligned future talent needs, skills and critical roles with new organizational structure.
- Facilitated client’s talent review and succession planning for L2 (VP level), L3 (Executive Directors).
- Assessed talent pool (skills/performance/potential).
- Selected candidates and conducted talent review meetings.
- Identified high-potentials and succession candidates.
- Developed talent pools and determined levels of readiness.
- Build a talent pipeline for succession planning.
- Created individual development plans for successors, new assignments and enabled internal mobility.
Implementation
- Assessed impacts on people, processes, systems, culture and organization.
- Managed end-to-end change management interventions and ensure organizational readiness.
- Partnered with HR to align on the approach for communications, retention, compensation and transition plans.
The Results
- Retained 95% of key talent and increased mobility up to 35%.
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Albert Loyola
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Albert brings global market research experience to help executives harness intelligent technologies, reinvent HR, re-skilling and employee experience across NAR, APAC, LATAM and EMEA regions.