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Get to know The Pokémon Company International The Pokémon Company International manages the Pokémon property outside of Asia and is responsible for brand management, licensing and marketing, the Pokémon Trading Card Game, the animated TV series, home entertainment, and the official Pokémon website. Pokémon was launched in Japan in 1996 and today is one of the most popular children’s entertainment properties in the world.  Learn more online at corporate.pokemon.com and pokemon.com . Why This Role is Special   At The Pokémon Company International, executive compensation is a critical strategic lever. As the Sr. Enterprise and Executive Compensation Manager, this role will independently own complex, high‑stakes work from concept through execution while shaping how executive rewards reinforce performance, leadership expectations, and business outcomes.  The Sr. Enterprise and Executive Compensation Manager is a senior individual contributor who serves as a trusted advisor of executive compensation programs aligned with the business strategy, performance outcomes, and leadership priorities. This role will lead: Enterprise-wide program design, governance & compliance Market intelligence & analytics  Executive cycles & transactions  Enterprise alignment & stakeholder Influence  Without relying on formal authority, this role will offer the opportunity to influence senior leaders and cross‑functional partners through expertise, credibility, and sound judgment. This work will strengthen decision quality, governance, and alignment as part of a purpose‑driven organization that values collaboration, accountability, and long‑term impact while delivering joy to millions of fans worldwide. What you’ll Do    Program Design, Governance & Compliance  Plan and deliver executive and enterprise compensation program work within a 1–2 year horizon, by anticipating business, talent, performance, and governance needs.  Design, administer, and iterate on executive and enterprise compensation programs (base salary, annual incentives, long‑term incentives, deferred compensation, and perks) aligned with company strategy and pay‑for‑performance principles. Apply enterprise systems thinking to ensure executive compensation programs integrate coherently with broader compensation architecture, including job levels, pay structures, incentive frameworks, and career progression models.  Identify opportunities to improve program effectiveness, governance rigor, and alignment between performance outcomes and reward  strengthening long‑term sustainability.  Ensure compliance with regulatory, accounting, and internal governance requirements (including IRS Section 409A), partnering with Legal, Finance, Accounting, and Tax to assess implications and mitigate risk.  Own preparation of executive‑ready materials for leadership and governance forums. Market Intelligence & Analytics  Conduct executive market pricing using reputable surveys and peer benchmarking; maintain and evolve survey strategy, peer groups, and executive salary structures.  Build and own advanced models and scenario analyses evaluating pay mix, incentive outcomes, performance metric calibration, affordability, and cost or risk under multiple business conditions.  Analyze enterprise compensation data to assess downstream impacts of executive compensation decisions on internal equity, pay compression, talent differentiation, and sustainability.  Monitor governance developments, regulatory changes, and proxy advisor trends; translate insights into practical, data‑backed recommendations that improve plan design, disclosures, and decision quality.