FAQs
What is the primary focus of the People & Culture Director role?
The primary focus of the People & Culture Director role is to shape and execute the people strategy across Disney Consumer Products, Media Networks, and Sports business areas, partnering with regional business leaders to drive organizational success through effective people management.
Where is this position located?
This position is based in the Hammersmith, London office, requiring 4 days of in-office work with 1 day of remote work (Monday or Friday).
What responsibilities does the People & Culture Director have?
The People & Culture Director is responsible for providing leadership through senior leadership teams, developing and executing people strategies, driving performance and talent management, and fostering a culture aligned with Disney's values and strategic goals.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Required qualifications include significant leadership experience in Human Resources/People & Culture, experience managing senior client relationships, expertise in matrixed organizations, and strong communication and analytical skills.
What kind of support does Disney provide for employee development?
Disney supports employee development by providing continuous coaching and feedback, encouraging team members to learn and grow, and fostering an environment where career aspirations are supported.
Are there any specific competencies required for this role?
Yes, key competencies include People Strategy Execution, Accountability, Effective Planning, HR Business Partnering, Multi-Discipline HR Management, Communication Skills, Matrixed Organization Experience, and Performance and Talent Management.
What perks and benefits does Disney offer to employees in this role?
Perks include 25 days of annual leave, private medical insurance and dental care, free park entry for family and friends, Disney discounts on products and services, excellent parental leave, and access to Employee Resource Groups.
What is the company’s stance on diversity and inclusion?
The Walt Disney Company is committed to forming a diverse workforce representative of its audiences, actively promoting a culture where all can thrive and belong, and respecting a variety of voices, identities, backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives.

