Regional Human Resources Director

Endeavor Schools•,

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

At Endeavor Schools, we believe great schools start with great people. With more than 100 schools across the United States, we are committed to providing exceptional educational experiences by investing in outstanding educators and leaders. We're looking for an experienced Regional Human Resources Director who thrives at the intersection of business strategy and people leadership. This is not a traditional HR role. It's an opportunity to partner directly with Operational Leaders to build high-performing teams, strengthen leadership pipelines, and drive measurable business results. This role is ideal for an HR leader who loves partnering with Operations, solving complex business challenges, and building high-performing teams in a fast-paced, growth-oriented organization. You'll serve as a trusted advisor to business leaders, helping translate business strategy into talent outcomes that drive organizational success. We are looking for a candidate based on the East Coast, preferably in Atlanta or Orlando. If you're energized by using data to influence decisions, coaching leaders, building talent pipelines, and creating cultures where employees thrive, we'd love to meet you! As a Regional Human Resources Director, you'll serve as a strategic partner supporting multiple schools within your assigned region. You'll work closely with Operations, Talent Acquisition, Finance, and Executive Leadership to develop and execute people strategies that support growth, retention, and operational excellence.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience
10+ years of progressive Human Resources experience, including complex employee relations
Strong experience partnering with business leaders in multi-site environments
Expertise in workforce planning, talent management, succession planning, and leadership development
Strong business acumen with the ability to leverage data to drive decision-making
Exceptional coaching, influencing, communication, and relationship-building skills
Ability to travel approximately 50%

Nice To Haves

SHRM-CP certification or equivalent preferred

Responsibilities

Develop regional workforce plans aligned with business goals and financial targets.
Lead regular workforce planning discussions with Operations, Finance, and Talent Acquisition.
Monitor staffing trends, hiring progress, and vacancy risks to ensure workforce readiness.
Drive proactive solutions that support sustainable staffing.
Partner with Talent Acquisition and operational leaders to improve the quality of hire.
Coach leaders on structured interviewing and effective candidate selection.
Ensure exceptional onboarding experiences through 30/60/90-day success planning.
Improve early-tenure engagement and retention.
Lead talent review and succession planning processes across the region.
Build strong leadership pipelines and increase internal promotions.
Support development planning for emerging leaders and high-potential employees.
Partner with Learning & Development to deliver impactful leadership programs.
Guide leaders through performance management, coaching, and accountability.
Analyze engagement and retention data to identify opportunities for improvement.
Lead retention initiatives, stay conversations, and targeted interventions for key talent.
Support operational leaders in strengthening culture and employee experience.
Manage complex employee relations matters and workplace investigations.
Provide expert guidance on employment law, policy interpretation, and risk mitigation.
Partner with leaders to resolve issues proactively while maintaining compliance with federal, state, and local employment laws.
Translate workforce metrics into actionable business insights.
Participate in business and financial reviews to align talent strategies with organizational goals.
Identify trends, recommend solutions, and drive continuous improvement across the region.