Alison McCue Brujic joins LEGO Group to lead leadership and team development
The former Unilever learning and talent leader will move from London to Billund, Denmark, for the role starting November 1
Alison McCue Brujic will join the LEGO Group as Global Head of Leadership and Team Development on November 1.
Alison McCue Brujic will join the LEGO Group as Global Head of Leadership and Team Development on November 1, following a decade at Unilever that included global leadership development and digital upskilling roles.
Announcing the appointment on LinkedIn, she described the role as bringing together “helping leaders grow, building stronger teams, and creating the conditions for people and organisations to thrive.”
McCue Brujic left Unilever in May, having most recently served as Director of Talent & Organisation, Personal Care. Before that, she held the position of Global Head of Leadership Development on an interim basis, alongside a career spanning employee learning, digital commerce and talent development.
From digital upskilling to global leadership development
Her experience at Unilever includes serving as Global Learning Lead, Digital Upskilling, and Senior Global Learning Manager, Digital Commerce. She also worked as a Learning & Development Consultant during her time with the company.
Earlier consulting work included global learning and leadership development at Cue International, a contract role as Google Food Academy Consultant through Hospitality Consultants at Google, and an Associate Consultant/Facilitator position at Korn Ferry Hay Group.
Between permanent roles, McCue Brujic spent part of the summer leading a team of young people in Court Services at Wimbledon. In an earlier LinkedIn post, she wrote: “The teamwork, attention to detail and passion behind the scenes are remarkable, and I've loved every minute of it.”
The LEGO appointment will also involve a family move from London to Billund. Reflecting on joining the company, she wrote: “There’s something particularly special about joining a company whose purpose is to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow.”
