
The Senior Manager, Compensation Support Center and Commercial reports to the Director of Compensation and leads compensation strategy and administration for Support Center and Commercial functions, while serving as a key partner on executive compensation, equity administration, and compensation governance. This role partners closely with People Business Partners, Talent Acquisition, Legal, Finance, Payroll, and business leaders to deliver market-competitive, compliant, and business-aligned compensation programs. In addition to supporting assigned client groups, this role partners directly with the Director of Compensation on executive compensation analysis, Compensation Committee materials, proxy-related support, equity program governance, and other enterprise-wide compensation initiatives.
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