Maggie Sierko

Lighthouse HR Consultancy

Business EN ↓ 3 episodes

After 20+ years leading people strategy across multiple industries, regions, and high-growth environments - including over 7 years in a senior HR roles at Amazon, IKEA and Mitie - I’ve launched Lighthouse HR Consultancy Ltd to help mid-sized and larger businesses navigate their most complex people challenges. Whether you're scaling, restructuring, integrating cultures, needs to improve productivity, or simply trying to unlock more from your people, I bring a pragmatic, data driven, and commercial HR approach that aligns people strategy with real business outcomes.

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Maggie Sierko

Episodes

Think Like Amazon - What Makes Amazon So Relentlessly Successful? 28.11.2025 8:00

If you say your business is “customer-focused” but your teams are still firefighting, this episode belongs at the top of your leadership toolbox. If you’re a busy leader or HR professional who wants practical language, tools and examples you can take straight into your next meeting, this podcast is for you. Find out more at lighthousehr.co.uk or connect with Maggie on LinkedIn.

Fractional HRD - Why would we need a consultant? We’ve already got HR. 28.11.2025 10:20

When budgets tighten, most organisations react the same way: pause hiring, ask existing teams to “hold the fort,” and quietly push strategic work into the future. HR is usually first in line - fewer people, fewer resources, but exactly the same expectations around delivery, compliance and transformation. In this episode, we flip that logic on its head. Maggie Sierko, Fractional HR Director and Fou...

Introduction to Lighthouse HR Consultancy 27.11.2025 9:08

Welcome to the Lighthouse HR Consultancy podcast, a space for CEOs, founders and HR leaders who are serious about making people strategy a true driver of growth, not just an admin function. In this introductory episode, Fractional HR Director and Founder of Lighthouse HR, Maggie Sierko, shares why after over 20 years in senior HR roles with organisations like Amazon, IKEA and large multi-site busi...