Regional People & Culture Business Partner
About the role
Regal is looking for a Regional People & Culture Business Partner who is passionate about supporting leaders, strengthening teams, and helping cinemas deliver extraordinary guest experiences. This role is a trusted partner to the Regional Director and cinema leadership teams, helping translate business priorities into practical people strategies that drive performance, improve engagement, reduce risk, and support a positive team member experience.
Responsibilities
- Support Employee Relations and Risk Mitigation
- Serve as a primary People & Culture contact for sensitive employee matters across supported locations.
- Coach leaders through employee relations concerns with fairness, consistency, confidentiality, and sound judgment.
- Conduct and document investigations thoroughly and professionally.
- Help identify trends and recommend proactive solutions that reduce risk and improve the work environment.
- Serve as a Strategic People Partner
- Partner with Regional Directors and cinema leaders to align people strategies with operational goals.
- Support business initiatives and operational changes by helping leaders plan, communicate, and guide teams through transition.
- Provide guidance and oversight to People & Culture Assistant support, where applicable.
- Strengthen Culture And The Team Member Experience
- Champion Regal’s vision, values, and commitment to an inclusive and respectful workplace.
- Partner with leaders to improve engagement, retention, communication, and the overall team member experience.
- Use feedback, engagement insights, and operational trends to help leaders understand what is working and where improvement is needed.
- Support recognition practices that connect team members to Regal’s mission of sharing extraordinary experiences.
- Drive Operational Team Excellence
- Work closely with field leaders to understand staffing needs, talent gaps, turnover trends, and business priorities.
- Visit cinemas strategically to support leaders, assess team dynamics, celebrate wins, and help improve execution.
- Review people metrics such as turnover, staffing, engagement, and employee relations trends to identify opportunities and drive accountability.
- Help create practical, field-friendly solutions that support consistent execution across locations.
- Coach and Develop Leaders
- Coach cinema and regional leaders on communication, coaching, accountability, engagement, and team leadership.
- Support talent reviews, succession planning, and development planning for key roles.
- Partner with leaders to identify training needs and build leadership capability.
- Participate in leadership meetings, strategy discussions, and cross-functional projects that support the business.
Requirements
We are looking for someone who understands people, operations, and the pace of a guest-facing business. The ideal candidate may come from a cinema environment, or from another multi-unit industry such as retail, hospitality, restaurants, entertainment, fitness, grocery, or services. You May Be a Strong Fit If You Have Experience supporting leaders and teams across multiple locations. A background in HR, Operations, Employee Relations, Operations Leadership, or a similar business partner role. Strong judgment and the ability to balance team member advocacy with business needs. Confidence coaching leaders through complex, sensitive, or ambiguous situations. Experience using data, trends, and business insights to recommend solutions. Strong communication skills and the ability to influence leaders at different levels. A practical, hands-on approach and comfort working in a fast-paced field environment. The ability to manage multiple priorities, follow through, and stay organized. High integrity and a strong commitment to confidentiality. Flexibility to work hours that align with cinema operations when needed.
About You
- 5+ years in an HR Business Partner or similar multi-unit HR role.
- A strategic thinker with strong business acumen and the ability to influence diverse stakeholders.
- Skilled in employee relations, organizational development, and change management.
- Highly organized, self-directed, and able to work flexible hours aligned with cinema operations.
- SHRM certification and a bachelor’s degree preferred.