Marsh McLennan

Compensation Director

Marsh McLennan

full-time

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Origin:  • 🇺🇸 United States • District of Columbia, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania

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Salary

💰 $146,500 - $305,300 per year

Job Level

Lead

About the role

  • Partner with the business and HR leaders to deliver compensation advisory and solutions with a focus on sales compensation.
  • Lead the design, development and implementation of business reward strategies that align with Marsh McLennan’s business objectives.
  • Consult with People Partners, People Strategy, Finance, Talent and other CoEs to understand and diagnose strategic compensation priorities.
  • Drive enterprise-wide compensation initiatives and projects by sponsoring, leading, or contributing through cross-functional collaboration.
  • Monitor external market trends and liaise with the broader People Strategy function to identify reward gaps and regulatory developments.
  • Lead and develop more junior members of the team on sales compensation best practices, compensation projects and advisory efforts.

Requirements

  • A Bachelor's Degree
  • A minimum of 10 years of compensation-related experience
  • A consultative mindset and client-centric approach to problem solving
  • Intellectually curious, seeking opportunities to develop new skills for themselves and others
  • Significant experience within total rewards, compensation, or related HR roles with a focus on sales compensation.
  • Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret and analyze complex data sets
  • Advanced proficiency with Excel, including the ability to work with complex formulas, pivot tables, and data visualization.
  • Discipline to work both individually as well as collaboratively across a team
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate effectively with diverse and global stakeholders globally
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, with a high level of adaptability to different cultural contexts