FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Director of HR Communications?
The primary responsibility of the Director of HR Communications is to develop and execute a communications strategy for Human Resources and the Chief Human Resources Officer, aimed at advancing the company’s vision, values, and strategy while enhancing employee engagement and external reputation.
Where will this position be based?
This position will be based out of the company's Hartford, CT headquarters on a hybrid basis, specifically from Tuesday to Thursday in the office.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates are required to have a four-year degree (preferably in Communications, Journalism, or English) or equivalent experience, along with a minimum of 10 years of direct experience in corporate communications, media relations, journalism, or a similar role at a large public company.
What skills are important for the Director of HR Communications?
Important skills include strategic critical thinking, excellent writing and editing abilities, the capacity to develop and implement large-scale communication plans, media relations experience, and strong organizational skills to manage multiple priorities effectively.
What kind of experience with media is required for this role?
Candidates should have demonstrated understanding of the news media and social media, along with experience working with local, national, and trade reporters on complex matters.
Are there any specific technical skills needed for this position?
Yes, proficiency in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is required for this position.
What is the salary range for this role?
The annualized base pay range for this role is $125,760 - $188,640, with actual pay varying based on performance, proficiency, and competencies required for the role.
How does this role support the company's strategic goals?
The Director of HR Communications supports the company's strategic goals by independently developing and implementing communication strategies that align with business goals, advise leaders on communications, and build trust to drive employee engagement.
Will the director work closely with other teams?
Yes, the director will collaborate with HR leaders, the marketing and enterprise communications department, and other stakeholders to ensure consistent messaging and an integrated communication approach.
What type of content will the Director of HR Communications create?
The director will create, draft, and manage various types of content, including communication campaigns for email, intranet, newsletters, and media materials for senior leaders.