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Human Capital

Finding the people, then building the capability to replace us.

Overview

Finding the people, then building the capability to replace us.

Technical capability in procurement, logistics and finance is scarce in the markets we work in, and the usual response, hiring an adviser, creates a dependency rather than a capability.

We recruit for the specialist roles, design the structures and grading that make those roles retainable, and run the training, Training-of-Trainers and certification programmes that leave an institution able to operate its own processes without us.

01

Design the role before you search

Organisational design and grading decide whether a technical hire stays past the first year.

02

Curriculum, not workshops

Training is designed against the process the team has to run, with assessment attached to it.

03

Train the trainers

Institutional learning systems are what make a capability outlast the assignment that created it.

Services

What we deliver in this practice

Each line can be commissioned on its own or combined into a single scope of work.

  • 01
    Executive search and technical recruitmentSpecialist roles in procurement, logistics, finance and programmes.
  • 02
    Organisational design and workforce planningStructure, roles, spans and the pipeline to fill them.
  • 03
    Compensation benchmarking and grading structuresMarket-referenced pay and job architecture.
  • 04
    HR policy, systems and compliance frameworksPolicy, process and statutory compliance.
  • 05
    Technical training design and curriculum developmentCompetency-based curricula with assessment.
  • 06
    Training-of-Trainers and institutional learning systemsInternal capability to deliver and sustain training.
  • 07
    Professional certification programmesProcurement, logistics and finance certification pathways.

Standards

The rules this work is held to.

Technical defensibility means working to frameworks a third party already recognises. These are the ones that govern this practice.

  • Competency-based curriculum and assessment design
  • Professional certification pathways in procurement, logistics and finance
  • Job architecture, grading and market pay benchmarking
  • Employment law and HR compliance in our markets

Adjacent capability

Work in this practice most often runs into these.

Bring us the constraint, not just the request.

A tender that keeps attracting the wrong bidders, a pipeline nobody can see into, a finding that has to be answered. That is where this practice is most useful.

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