Description
Coordinate with leadership, departments, suppliers, and customers to meet sustainability goals. Plan, implement, and manage sustainability programs, targets, and reporting in line with corporate strategy and regulatory requirements.
- • Identify and coordinate sustainability training and development for employees and volunteers.
- • Scope and manage pilot projects to test and scale sustainability solutions.
- • Conduct environmental and sustainability risk assessments.
- • Create and maintain program plans, schedules, budgets, and documentation.
- • Prepare project proposals and grant applications to secure funding for initiatives.
- • Supervise staff or volunteers working on sustainability projects.
- • Produce and distribute financial, ESG, and environmental impact reports.
- • Track objectives and progress to ensure compliance with policies, standards, regulations, and laws.
- • Implement sustainability campaigns and collaborate with marketing on outreach strategies.
- • Research sustainability issues, regulations, and stakeholder interests.
- • Evaluate and recommend project proposals based on cost-effectiveness, feasibility, and alignment with other initiatives.
- • Develop reports, presentations, and proposals for suppliers, employees, media, government, and public interest groups.
- • Build and maintain KPIs, dashboards, and monitoring systems for sustainability performance.
- • Create or coordinate marketing and outreach materials for sustainability programs and events.
- • Develop methodologies and metrics to assess initiative viability and success.
- • Monitor and evaluate program effectiveness and drive continuous improvement.
- • Manage program operations to ensure regulatory and internal compliance.
- • Develop and execute strategies on energy use, resource conservation, recycling, pollution reduction, waste elimination, transportation, education, and sustainable building design.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
