Compensation Consultant

Company:Mercer
Description:
Owner of assigned industry/location survey projects.
Achieve client satisfaction by ensuring high quality survey project delivery. Provide support to key clients. This requires the incumbent to have strong knowledge in the assigned industry/location.
Conduct client presentations and complex training sessions (e.g. on compensation planning and budgeting).
Project deliverables e.g. job matching, IPE etc.
Mentor/ provide coaching to less experienced consultants.
With guidance from more experienced consultants and/or Industry/Location Leaders, develop business plan for the assigned industry/location. Establish connections with the clients’ C&B Senior Managers/Directors. Build and maintain strong client relationships in the assigned client portfolio (locations/ industries) to achieve business targets.
Interpret survey findings. Provide industry/location specific insights and advice. Tailor solutions to address clients’ business needs as appropriate.
Manage compensation and benefits related consulting projects. Leverage support from the project team.
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