London, United Kingdom, October 2024 – Kay Pawsey has embarked on a new role as Head of People Transformation & Change at BNP Paribas Personal Finance. In her new capacity, Kay will lead transformative initiatives to align the company’s HR strategies with dynamic industry needs, with a focus on cultural evolution and employee engagement. Her extensive experience across HR transformation, operational strategy, and leadership will support BNP Paribas Personal Finance in fostering an inclusive and agile workforce.
Before assuming her current role, Kay served as a Senior HR Business Partner at BNP Paribas Personal Finance, where she was instrumental in driving HR projects that optimized team dynamics and operational efficiency. Her tenure focused on transformation strategies to enhance employee experiences across the organization.
Previously, Kay held multiple strategic roles over nearly nine years at Santander UK. As HR Hub Lead – Projects, she managed high-impact projects, utilizing agile methodologies and team development strategies. Her work involved implementing critical HR initiatives that promoted a supportive and collaborative workplace. Additionally, as HR Hub Manager, she spearheaded operational management, coaching, and leadership projects.
Kay also worked as an HR Business Partner for IBM UK, where she focused on project delivery, coaching, and HR strategy, enhancing IBM’s workforce capabilities. Her foundational HR expertise began at Capita Business Services and UHCW NHS Trust, where she gained essential experience in HR operations and project management.
Her impressive background across industries positions her to lead BNP Paribas Personal Finance’s people transformation initiatives effectively.
About BNP Paribas Personal Finance:
BNP Paribas Personal Finance is a subsidiary of BNP Paribas Group, the European leader in personal finance. Operating in 33 countries, the company promotes responsible and sustainable financial solutions, aiming to make a positive social impact through its consumer financing services.
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