Louise Brown, Senior Manager
Louise joined LACE partners in 2023. She spent the earlier part of her career in the generalist HR space doing advisory roles across various industries including utilities, insurance, manufacturing, and engineering.
For the past ten years she has been leading HR operations functions and delivering digital transformation projects across the end-to-end employee lifecycle in organisations including Pearson, Dunnhumby, Pentland Brands and Mulberry.
Her passion lies in complex problem solving and delivering solutions to fit. Benefiting from industry and system agnostic experience recognises that there are often many alternatives to solve any given problem depending on the specific need of the organisation.
Outside of work, you can find Louise rowing, exploring the UK in her campervan and travelling to new countries, Kenya is next on the list.
Skills
- HRIS Design & Implementation
- HR Technology Adoption
- HR Shared Services
- HR Service Delivery Model
- Process Design/Redesign
- HR Transformation
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