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When Compensation Leaders Need to Think Beyond Pay | Nicole Long | Compensation & Coffee S2 E

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When Compensation Leaders Need to Think Beyond Pay | Nicole Long | Compensation & Coffee S2 E

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What separates a compensation expert from a strategic Total Rewards leader? It's not just knowing how to design salary structures, analyze market data, or manage compensation cycles. It's understanding how compensation connects to recruiting, leadership, employee experience, and business performance. In this episode of Compensation & Coffee Season 2, host Senem Birim, Co-founder of Compport, speaks with Nicole Long, Associate Vice Chancellor, Classification & Compensation at the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. With experience leading both HR and Total Rewards functions across organizations of different sizes and industries, Nicole shares why compensation professionals need to develop a broader perspective on people and business strategy. What you'll learn: Why compensation expertise alone isn't enough for strategic Rewards leadership. How cross-functional experience can improve compensation decisions. Why understanding recruiters' and managers' challenges matters to Rewards teams. How to support managers in communicating compensation decisions effectively. Why Rewards strategies must connect to business goals and organizational priorities. How labor market data, professional communities, and continuous learning help compensation leaders stay informed. Who should watch? Total Rewards leaders, compensation professionals, HR business partners, CHROs, and anyone looking to move from compensation administration toward more strategic Rewards leadership. About Compensation & Coffee Hosted by Senem Birim, Co-founder of Compport, Compensation & Coffee brings practical conversations with HR and Total Rewards leaders. Season 2 is built around one idea: Be in motion. Tune in. Your compensation job may be desk-heavy, but you don't have to be. Explore more here: https://www.compport.com/compensation...