Chief People Officer
Salvador Malo
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Languages
- English
- French
- Spanish
Contact information
Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP
90 Matawan Road, 4th Floor
Matawan NJ 07747
United States
As Chief People Officer, Salvador oversees Fragomen’s human resource operations and supports the development of firm-wide people strategies, as part of the firm’s goal to create the best client service teams and develop the most appealing career environment. Salvador’s areas of responsibility include total rewards, talent acquisition, learning and development, diversity, equity and inclusion, HR business partnership and HR services.
Salvador has more than 25 years of experience devising and leading on HR strategy, talent management and business strategy. Most recently, he was the Global Head of HR Strategy for Microsoft, where he had a focal-point role between Microsoft’s HR Centers of Excellence, Line HR and the Chief HR Officer, involved in a constantly changing stream of work to address HR issues and opportunities impacting the entire company. He has also held leadership roles at McKinsey, Ericsson and other leading organizations. As a former consultant, Salvador has served clients in Asia, Europe, Latin America and the U.S.
Salvador speaks English, French and Spanish.
Education
- Cornell University, PhD, 1994
More from Salvador
Professional accomplishments
Member, HR Analytics ThinkTank
Experience
Drafted annual HR reports for the Board of Directors of a Fortune 100 company.
Developed the CEO succession plan for multinational companies in the construction, financial services and food and beverage industries.
Implemented post-merger integration processes for major airlines.
Publications and lectures
Author, Cognition, 2019.
Contributor, The Power of People: Learn How Successful Organizations Use Workforce Analytics to Improve Business Performance, 2017.
Co-author, “Computer-generated proofs of phase portraits for planar systems.” International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, Volume 6, Issue 5, Pages 889-892, 1996.
