Inside your organisation.
Part of your team.
HR leadership when the role is not filled.
Companies frequently face periods of change, growth, or restructuring, or they may be scaling up rapidly and can’t afford to wait for their structure to catch up. They often lack the internal resources or expertise to tackle these challenges effectively. They need someone who can deliver results, build systems, and provide leadership.
What I work on with you
I step in as Fractional HR Director or Interim HR Lead. One to four days per week, for a defined period.
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Build or rebuild the HR function from within
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Lead the team if one exists
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Translate the leadership agenda into HR priorities
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Create the structures that a permanent hire will inherit
Working method & philosophy
Direct
I say what I see. No diplomatic packaging.
Focused
We work on the real problem, not the one that is comfortable to name
On eye level
Everyone has their own challenges, we find the right way.
What else to expect
Before we talk about processes, we talk about what the organisation needs.
Flexible work arrangements: full-time, part-time, hybrid
Optional: Coaching or consulting for executives
Transparency & regular interim reflections
Approach
1. clarification of the assignment & objectives
Together we define what is needed: Support in day-to-day business, strategic development or both? I listen, ask questions, bring structure to expectations - and clarify my scope of action.
2. analysis & prioritization
I get an overview of existing structures, processes and topics - and prioritize the areas of action together with you: What needs a quick solution? Where do we want to go into depth?
3. implementation & taking responsibility
I take responsibility - operationally and strategically. Whether as department head, project manager or sparring partner: I get to work, establish new processes, support teams and ensure clear communication.
4. ensure development & handover
Impact needs anchoring. I document, hand over cleanly, train employees or support new HR managers. In this way, the impetus does not remain selective, but has an impact beyond the mandate.