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Human Resources Director (PH)

Pronghorn, Alpharetta, Georgia, United States, 30239

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At Pronghorn, we are building a movement. Rooted in culture, innovation, and equity, we exist to create real pathways to success across the Spirits industry and beyond.

Whether you're behind the scenes or at the forefront of the brand, working at Pronghorn means stepping into purpose. We believe in bold ideas, relentless execution, and creating space for people to show up fully as themselves — and win.

At Pronghorn, we leverage powerful partnerships to build pathways. We proudly collaborate with some of the biggest and most respected names in the Spirits industry to connect bold talent with bold brands.

Whether you’re supporting internal growth or contributing to a partner initiative, you’ll gain real-world exposure, strategic access, and unmatched insight into an industry that’s being reshaped in real time. Every role has the potential to intersect with our partner network — driving visibility, impact, and results that go far beyond the job description.

About the role

The Human Resources Director will lead and mature the HR function across a

portfolio of three affiliated departments

in a high-growth, founder-led environment. This role blends strategic leadership, hands‑on HR operations, and close executive partnership in a setting where the business is still

building while running.

You will own the full HR lifecycle—from strategy and workforce planning to compliance, training, systems, and reporting—while navigating shifting priorities and evolving structures typical of a

start‑up/scale‑up environment.

Key Responsibilities 1. Strategic HR & Executive / Board Partnership

Serve as the primary HR leader, aligning people strategy with business goals across all three entities.

Prepare and deliver

HR reports and dashboards

for executive and, where applicable, board-level review (headcount, turnover, KPIs, risks).

Partner with senior leadership on

org design, workforce evaluation, and future‑state talent planning.

Translate business strategy into clear HR priorities, roadmaps, and measurable outcomes.

2. Start‑Up & Multi‑Entity HR Leadership

Operate confidently in a

lean, fast‑moving, start‑up environment

with evolving priorities and limited legacy structure.

Build and refine HR processes that work

across multiple organizations

while adapting to each entity’s stage and needs.

Lead change management: communicate clearly, reset expectations, and support leaders through organizational shifts and ambiguity.

Comfortably “wear multiple hats” — strategic partner, builder, operator, and advisor.

3. HR Operations, Compliance & Process Design

Own HR compliance across all entities: policies, handbooks, employment law, documentation, and risk mitigation.

Develop, implement, and continuously improve

core HR processes

(onboarding, offboarding, performance, investigations, leaves, employee relations).

Ensure all HR practices comply with federal, state, and local regulations.

Maintain organized, audit‑ready files and documentation.

4. Talent, Training & Workforce Development

Partner with leadership to

evaluate workforce needs , talent gaps, and succession risks.

Support leaders with performance management,

goal/KPI‑setting , and feedback frameworks.

Identify training needs and build or coordinate

learning, leadership, and compliance training

programs.

Coach managers on performance, employee relations, and day‑to‑day people leadership in a high‑expectation environment.

Act as a trusted advisor to executives and senior leaders.

Support

team growth and structure

across the portfolio (new roles, restructures, workforce plans).

Facilitate alignment on people priorities, organizational changes, and communication plans.

6. Systems & Data

Own and operate Rippling

as the core HR platform (HRIS, payroll, workflows) across the portfolio.

Build and maintain

Rippling workflows, approvals, and reporting , ensuring data integrity.

Use HR data to track and report on key HR metrics and KPIs (e.g., headcount, turnover trends, time‑to‑fill).

Partner with Finance/Operations on HR data for planning and budgeting.

Qualifications Required:

7–10+ years of progressive HR experience, including

3–5+ years in an HR leadership / Director‑level role.

Demonstrated experience supporting

multiple business units or entities

at once.

Significant experience in a

start‑up or high‑growth environment

(building processes, adjusting to change, operating with lean resources).

Hands‑on, advanced experience

working in Rippling

(HRIS/payroll/HR ops) –

required .

Experience

presenting HR data, risks, and recommendations

to executives and/or boards.

Strong knowledge of HR compliance and employment law.

Proven track record

designing and implementing HR processes, policies, and frameworks.

Why Choose Us At Pronghorn, we don’t offer jobs — we offer

impact . Every seat here is a chance to build, influence, and disrupt industries that weren’t designed with everyone in mind. We are culture shapers, talent developers, and brand builders who believe in doing meaningful work that leaves a legacy.

When you join Pronghorn, you’re stepping into a community of leaders, creators, and doers committed to excellence and equity. Here, your voice matters. Your ideas move. And your work shows up in real ways across companies, communities, and culture.

We move fast. We lead boldly. And we invest in our people every step of the way.

$130,000 - $150,000/yr

Work Authorization Due to the nature of these positions, we are unable to provide sponsorship for U.S. work authorization now or in the future.

Equal Opportunity Employer Statement Pronghorn is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and applicants. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.

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