Job Description
Job Title: Human Resource Manager – Creative Agency
Location: Delhi NCR (On-Site)
Experience Required: 3–7 years in People \& Culture, Talent Relations, Employer Branding roles within a creative or high-growth environment
Department: Human Capital \& Organizational Culture
About the Role:
At
Mad Men Marketing
,
Madly Talented
, and
Mad Men Productions
, we don’t just build campaigns—we build careers, creators, communities, and legacies. We’re looking for a
Talent Relations \& Culture Lead
who will be the
internal culture custodian and external brand ambassador
of everything we stand for.
This is not a backend HR role. You’ll be the
face of the organization for top talent, industry stakeholders, and future team members
, while also driving the
internal soul of the agency
through culture, rituals, feedback, and people-first thinking.
You’ll
humanize our employer brand
, represent our values to the outside world, and ensure that working here is not just a job—but an identity people are proud of.
Key Responsibilities:
🧠
Internal Culture \& People Experience
- Build and champion a strong, inclusive, purpose-driven company culture
- Drive internal rituals and engagement initiatives: onboarding experiences, team offsites, knowledge jams, wellness programs, and leadership feedback sessions
- Work with department heads to
embed company values into everyday work and behavior
- Run ongoing employee feedback loops, culture surveys, and implement people-first policy updates
- Create recognition systems, growth pathways, and transparent communication structures
- Manage internal communication via Slack, townhalls, culture newsletters, etc.
🌎
External Talent Brand \& Industry Presence
- Represent the organization in
industry HR forums, panels, content series, LinkedIn discussions, award submissions, and networking events
- Build
Mad Men’s Employer Brand
across all platforms: LinkedIn, Glassdoor, website, social media, etc.
- Develop strategic relationships with colleges, creative institutions, HR partners, and communities to build talent pipelines
- Collaborate with design, content, and leadership teams to craft thought leadership posts, behind-the-scenes content, founder features, and team stories
- Lead and evolve the
recruitment brand narrative
to attract top creative, digital, and strategic talent across India
- Coordinate employee advocacy efforts—make the team proud and vocal about working here
Who You Are:
- You’re an
empathetic leader, culture thinker, and powerful communicator
rolled into one
- Deeply passionate about how workplace experience influences creativity, productivity, and identity
- Confident representing a company in public settings, panels, partnerships, and high-stakes hiring conversations
- Able to connect with everyone—from founders to interns, from creative directors to college grads
- Proactive, polished, emotionally intelligent, and fluent in digital communication
- Equally comfortable crafting an internal DEI initiative and posting an external thought leadership reel
What You Bring:
- 3+ years of experience in a People \& Culture / HRBP / Employer Branding / Talent Relations role
- Exposure to creative environments like advertising agencies, production houses, media firms, or design/startup ecosystems
- A clear understanding of Gen Z and millennial work culture dynamics
- Strong personal brand or content fluency on platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, or public forums
- Ability to partner with creative, production, marketing, and leadership teams cross-functionally
- A sharp eye for detail, a deep understanding of brand tonality, and a strong sense of storytelling
🔗
What Success Looks Like in This Role:
- Mad Men is known not just for its work—but for its
people and culture
- The
best talent
in the market aspires to work here because of the reputation you’ve helped craft
- Team engagement, culture alignment, and talent retention scores are high
- Employees feel heard, supported, and proud to call this agency their tribe
- We're
not just visible—we're unforgettable
in the creative talent ecosystem