Meta
Director, Executive Development
$230K–$292K
Menlo Park, CA +1 · Director · Full-time · Posted Sep 29, 2026
- Location
- Menlo Park, CA
San Francisco, CA - Experience
- 15+ years of professional experience; 8+ years designing and leading development experiences for senior executive populations (VP-level or equivalent).
- Education
- Graduate-level work in organizational psychology, organizational development, or leadership development.
About the job
Leads the strategy, design, delivery, and ongoing improvement of Meta’s executive development portfolio for senior leaders, including leadership programs, team development, and coaching.
What you'll do
- Design and facilitate executive development programs, forums, leadership-team experiences, and transition support for VP-level leaders.
- Own portfolio strategy, architecture, measurement, and prioritization, using business needs and leader feedback to guide offerings.
- Coach senior executives in select situations and collaborate with People Development and HR partners.
What they ask for
- 15+ years of professional experience, with significant depth in executive or leadership development.
- 8+ years designing and leading development experiences for senior executive populations (VP-level or equivalent).
- Track record owning a development portfolio end to end and coaching senior executives 1:1 using a professional coaching methodology.
- Experience in complex, technical, multicultural, globally distributed organizations at scale; graduate-level work in organizational psychology, organizational development, or leadership development.
Nice to have
- ICF credential (ACC, PCC, or MCC); team coaching background.
- Experience building an executive development portfolio from the ground up and leadership development measurement experience.
Pay
$230,000/year to $292,000/year USD base salary
AI focus
Help define how leadership should evolve as AI transforms work, organizations, and the workplace; bring a point of view on AI’s implications for executive development.
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