HRBP (Multi-Site

ABOUT THE COMPANY

This organization is a fast-growing portfolio company that owns and operates a collection of businesses across 40 states in the United States. Intentionally multi-brand and multi-location, each business maintains its own identity and local market focus - supported by centralized operational leadership, technology, HR, finance, marketing, and other shared services. The organization completes approximately 10-15 acquisitions per year.

The HR Business Partner (HRBP) is the primary HR point of contact for the this organization's portfolio companies, working directly with local business leaders and the corporate Business Operations leader assigned. The HRBP handles day-to-day HR operations - employee relations, compliance resolution, and post-integration HRIS and payroll training - while building feedback channels that surface field-level insights back to the corporate HR team.

This role supports a multi-thousand-employee distributed workforce spanning a growing portfolio of businesses. Given the company's active acquisition pace, the HRBP regularly onboards newly integrated members and guides each through the transition from integration into stable, steady-state operations.

• Serve as the primary HR point of contact for assigned portfolio companies, working alongside local managers and the corporate Biz Ops leader as an extension of their leadership team
• Represent corporate HR to portfolio company managers and employees post-integration - fielding questions, routing issues, and maintaining a visible, trusted presence in the field
• Partner with Biz Ops leaders to implement organizational changes, including operating model shifts, role redesigns, and cultural interventions, ensuring they land smoothly with managers and employees
• Keep corporate HR leadership informed on field conditions, emerging issues, and portfolio company-level developments across the assigned portfolio

• Manage employee relations matters end-to-end, including investigations, conflict resolution, disciplinary actions, and corrective action across distributed locations
• Own compliance issue resolution flagged by corporate HR or surfaced through HRIS monitoring, working with portfolio company leadership to remediate
• Participate in cross-functional task forces addressing recurring or systemic compliance issues
• Ensure consistent application of HR policies and practices across the assigned portfolio company

• Deliver HRIS training and rollout communications to portfolio company managers and employees for new modules, SOPs, and system process changes
• Provide ongoing user support and troubleshooting at the portfolio company level; escalating system or configuration issues to the appropriate corporate resource
• Serve as the primary feedback channel on gaps in SOPs, training materials, or system configuration uncovered through field use

• Build structured feedback channels with portfolio company employees to surface what is and isn't working at the ground level
• Bring field-level patterns and signals back to the broader HR team to drive improvements to SOPs, training, and HR services
• Identify and escalation workplace culture or operational issues that warrant corporate HR attention
• Analyze feedback data to spot trends and develop actionable recommendations that improve the overall employee experience

• Lead annual talent planning - identifying critical roles to add, retention risks, high-performer development opportunities, and management bench strength against each portfolio company's operating plan
• Drive seasonal workforce planning - sizing W-2 and 1099 hiring needs for peak programming cycles and ensuring recruiting capacity is in place
• Build succession and key-person risk plans for GMs, lead coaches, and other roles where founder or single-person dependency creates business risk
• Flag compensation drift from market and recommend org structure adjustments as portfolio company grow
• Identify and implement improvements to labor and staffing models alongside Biz Ops leaders to ensure financial targets are met and people operations remain efficient

• Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or related field required
• 5+ years of HRBP experience
• Experience supporting multi-site or multi-state organizations required

• Working knowledge of multi-state employment law, with the judgment to know when to lift to legal versus handle in the field
• Hands-on UKG experience (Pro and/or Workforce Management) - comfortable navigating the system, troubleshooting manager and employee issues, and explaining functionality to non-technical users
• Demonstrated ability to manage employee relations cases end-to-end, including investigations, documentation, and disciplinary actions across distributed…