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ethical performance recruitment - the CSR and SRI job site
A specialist corporate responsibility, responsible investment & sustainability recruitment site listing global career opportunities in the private, public and NGO sectors.
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Head of Environment, Health and Safety
Danisco
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Copenhagen, Denmark
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15 August
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Salary: Competitive
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 30 July
Job Reference: EN-02235 The Corporate Sustainability department at Danisco is seeking a leader for our global Environment, Health and Safety Strategies in our Headquarters in Copenhagen, Demark. We are looking for a dynamic, result driven environmental health and safety leader to drive global performance in our operations and segments of the value chain. The Head of Environment, Health and Safety is a key new position in the Danisco Corporate Sustainability department and will lead all EHS related strategies to drive organizational performance. The Head of EHS will be responsible for driving the development of world class EHS performance programs and ensure alignment, effective implementation and synergy across the business. The successful candidate will have relevant management experience in a global manufacturing organization with strong aspirations to embed sustainability in our global value chain. Strong multi-functional, team leadership experience, an international focus and an impeccable command of the English language is essential. The person filling this role will have the following responsibilities:  Drive global strategies for operational efficiency and risk reduction  Lead the global EHS sub-teams and the ensure that the charter is fulfilled  Ensure that robust EHS risk assessment processes are implemented globally  Ensure that compliance management systems are in place and in operation at global locations  Analyze key performance data and communicate results throughout the organization  Manage global sustainability performance data processes and ensure high level validity of data.  Use stakeholder input to optimize processes and structures for EHS management  Lead and collaborate on relevant areas of our global sustainability audit programme  Serve as a technical expert to our global EHS managers  Assess new developments and global trends environment, health, and safety which may have application or impact on the company's operations.  Collaborate and/or provide input to our Sustainability Reporting or investor lead initiatives such as the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (SAM Questionnaire), Carbon Disclosure Project, and Water Disclosure Project  Partner with key teams/individuals to drive EHS performance in our supply chain You are educated in life sciences, engineering, or related field and possess a masters degree. You have 10 years of professional experience in a multinational manufacturing environment and have experience in leading multifunctional, global teams. Additionally, you must have the following skills and qualifications:  Impeccable written, spoken, and comprehension of English  Ability to build teams including work in multi-cultural/international teams  Strong interpersonal and communication skills required, including the ability to interact with external stakeholders.  Demonstrated proficiency with data systems for tracking EHS/Sustainability performance  Experience presenting performance to executive management  Knowledge of the Global Reporting Initiative and indicator protocols  Experience guiding the implementation of management systems (OSHAS 18001/ISO 14001)  Experience in supervision and direction of technical personnel and management of large dotted line responsibilities  A positive attitude and a passion for making the world a better place
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For further information please contact Vice President Jeffrey Hogue at +45 (0)3 266 2270. Application deadline is 15 August 2010. Please apply via the Danisco careers website: www.danisco.com
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Community Engagement Manager
BAM Construct UK
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Hemel Hempstead, UK
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Salary: Competitive
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 30 July
Job Reference: JB001Reporting to the Head of CSR, the CEM will be responsible for implementing BAM’s recently developed community engagement and volunteering policy and strategy – ‘Making TIME for communities’. Details of BAM’s CSR approach and activities are located on our website www.bam.co.uk and in our annual CSR report. Specific responsibilities include:  Work with our regional Education/Community Co-ordinators and Community Champions to coordinate the measurement and monitoring of our community engagement activities using the London Benchmarking Group (LBG) model  Report community activity to LBG  Develop employee volunteering opportunities and co-ordinate company wide Provide support to our regional Education Co-ordinators in developing community activities/programmes across the company  Assist in responding to tenders relating to our community and regeneration activities  Manage relationships with our charity of the year partner and other strategic charity partners  Support communication of our community engagement and volunteering activities internally and externally  Co-ordinate internal and external communication of community engagement activities  Provide training to Community Champions and Education Co-ordinators  Co-ordinate central services based community engagement activities The ideal candidate will demonstrate:  A track record of setting up, delivering and managing corporate community investment programmes  Experience of measuring and reporting using the London Benchmarking Group model  Experience of setting up and running employee volunteering programmes  Working with charity partners to set up and implement partnerships  Corporate reporting of community engagement activities  Be educated to degree or post graduate level in a relevant subject  A high degree of energy and self motivation  Enthusiasm and ability to inspire and motivate people across the company to get involved and support individual personal development and business objectives  Excellent relationship building and communication skills
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All applicants must hold a current UK driving licence as travel to other locations will be required. BAM Construct UK Ltd is committed to the principle of equal opportunities in employment. Please apply online via the following link: www.bam.co.uk/Default/Careers/JobDetails.aspx?j=34
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Director of Corporate Social Responsibility
Bouygues UK
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London, UK
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Salary: Negotiable + Car Allowance, Healthcare, Pension & Benefits package
Job Status: Full-time, Permanent
Date Posted: 23 July
'The First Thing We Build Is Trust' Bouygues Construction is one of the largest, most successful and cosmopolitan construction organisations in the world. We have operations in 60 countries on five continents and are recognised as a highly innovative, professional and socially responsible construction company. At Bouygues UK our portfolio is mainly focused on the healthcare, education, social housing and property development sectors covering values from £30 to £250million. We are committed to all facets of CSR and are seeking an experienced professional to lead our Corporate Social Responsibility offering in line with the Bouygues group aims of;
• Participating in the economic and social life of the areas where we operate • Ensuring that our businesses respect the environment. • Fostering a trusting relationship with our clients, based on consideration, transparency and innovation. • Leading our business sectors in terms of occupational health and safety. • Developing our employees’ skills and promoting equal opportunity. • Establishing balanced, long-term relationships with partners, suppliers and subcontractors. • Incorporating risk management into the day-to-day management of the company.
You will have a strong track record of implementing a country wide CSR strategy and ideally have worked in the construction, engineering or regeneration fields.
The role, responsibilities and requirements include:
• Create & implement CSR strategy in line with company’s UK objectives and in conjunction with European subsidiaries. • Work with clients and government bodies to ensure the company helps to reach their CSR commitments. • Promote CSR initiatives both internally and externally. • Working closely with Board of Directors, HR and Communication department to implement strategy. • Advising and leading on all CSR issues & initiatives in line with commercial strategy. • Ensure sustainability is a key performance indicator of our building designs. • Liaise with supply chain and subcontractors to promote and implement company’s CSR objectives. • Management of a CSR team internally & appointed external consultants • Participation in bid & tender writing with respect to company CSR offering, excellent writing skills are essential. • Champion charitable causes, local employment initiatives, local training and sustainable development. • Acting company spokesperson for all issues related to CSR. The ability to exchange effectively with CEOs, Councillors, 3rd party providers and at a local level is essential.
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If you have the passion for CSR and the experience of bringing social & economic benefits to regeneration areas through your initiatives, your experience would be valued at Bouygues UK. Please email your CV and covering letter to recruitment@bouygues-uk.ltd.ukFor more information on the Bouygues UK and our commitment to CSR, please visit www.bouygues-uk.com
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Sustainable Development Manager
FTSE FMCG Corporation
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South West London, UK
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Salary: £200 – £350 per day
Job Status: Full time - 6 month contract
Date Posted: 21 July
Job Reference: EP3014 A global FTSE FMCG corporation is looking for a Sustainable Development Manager for a 6 month contract to lead the strategic development and ongoing review process for the organisation, working with senior managers throughout the business to roll out and embed various processes and performance metrics. The successful candidate will: • Own the SD performance management of the group, policies and position papers • Develop training courses, competencies and performance management for the group ensuring compliance and transparency • Oversee the performance management system and report / present back to the Board and group Executives • Organise and deliver various training programmes throughout the group, and develop the Sustainable Development Champions program around the business The successful candidate will have an excellent track record within a FTSE or FMCG / Retail organisation in delivery of a Sustainable Development program. You will have excellent communication and presentation skills, be able to implement, develop and roll out processes on a global scale, as well as being the speaker and group representative at various events world-wide. We thank all applicants who respond, but only those short listed will be contacted.
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If you are interested in applying for this role, please forward your CV to apply@arce-resources.com quoting job reference EP3014 or call Lydia Langford on 0203 170 8032 for more information. Website: www.acre-resources.com
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Copywriter/editor
Flag Communication
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Cambridge, UK
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Salary: Commensurate with experience
Job Status: Full time
Date Posted: 6 July
Flag is a unique communications agency that combines creative flair, proven communications expertise and accredited management systems. Our reputation is built on working in partnership with our many national and international clients to create high-impact, thought-provoking solutions. We are looking for a talented copywriter/editor to join our in-house team near Cambridge, UK. The successful applicant will be a motivated self-starter, with strong writing and editing skills, who is able to take a brief and deliver high-quality copy. Experience required: • Demonstrable corporate writing skills (with portfolio of work and references) • Familiarity with CR/sustainability/corporate communications • Writing for different audiences (both print and online) Attributes required: • Creativity, enthusiasm and ambition • Ability to make complex subjects accessible • Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues and clients • Organisational and time management skills • A passion for words • Excellent grammar, spelling and punctuation (both UK and US English preferred)
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Please send CV and covering email to Sean Tyler at recruitment@flag.co.uk
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Vulnerable Workers Programme Manager
Ethical Trading Initiative
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London, UK
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2 August
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Salary: £39,836 plus benefits
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 5 July
Help improve conditions for the world’s poorest workers The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) is a unique alliance of business, trade union and development organisations working together to improve the lives of workers producing consumer goods – anything from tea to T-shirts, from flowers to footballs. The global recession is hitting the poorest workers in the world the hardest, demanding radical new approaches to ethical trade. We need someone who is passionate about ethical trade to develop a programme focused on improving conditions for vulnerable workers. You are a proven manager with more than five years’ experience of project management and planning, especially in developing countries. Excellent communication and administration skills are essential. With experience of manufacturing or retail supply chain management you should demonstrate your ability to manage diverse groups of stakeholders, ranging from retail giants like Tesco and M&S to international development charities and trade unions like Oxfam and the TUC. A solid knowledge of ethical trade and related international development issues and a passion for ETI’s aims and objectives are a must. Salary of £39,836 plus benefits and 25 days annual holiday and 6% pension contribution.
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Closing date: 9 am Monday 2
August 2010. Interviews: Tuesday 10 and Wednesday 11 August 2010. Please contact Angela Byer, ETI, 8 Coldbath Square, London EC1R 5HL, or angela@eti.org.uk. Tel: 020 7841 4350 for a recruitment pack, or download it from www.ethicaltrade.org
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Bigger Picture Manager
Sky
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Osterley, London
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Salary: Negotiable + benefits
Job Status: Full Time
Date Posted: 23 June
A great new permanent opportunityAt Sky, seeing the bigger picture is part and parcel of the way we do business. That's why we're committed to doing the right thing and playing our part in the communities in which our employees and customers live and work. We are now recruiting the exciting new role of Bigger Picture Manager. The Bigger Picture team manages our day-to-day CSR, collaborating both internally and externally to deliver environment, sport and arts initiatives, and ensuring our commitment to doing the right thing is understood and fulfilled throughout the business. Please visit www.jointhebiggerpicture.com to get further information on some of our great initiatives. The Bigger Picture Manager is responsible for developing, leading and managing stakeholder engagement and communications strategies and to plan for the year across the Bigger Picture to in order to enhance Sky’s reputation externally The key responsibilities will include; • Build understanding and engagement towards the Bigger Picture achievements and goals • Develop an events programme encouraging further engagement with the Bigger Picture • Drive The Bigger Picture across websites and other Sky channels • Lead and manage stakeholder mapping internally and externally • Develop an awards strategy to develop the profile of The Bigger Picture • Improve Sky’s positioning on external rankings and indices for CSR. • Measurement and evaluation of all activity The successful candidate will possess the following;• A undergraduate degree or equivalent work experience • Strong & creative writer, with communications experience including website management • Strong CSR background ideally from a large commercial organisation • Proven leadership and management skills within the team • Experience in managing, engaging and presenting to internal and external stakeholders Based in Osterley, West London. As a valued employee of Sky you will benefit from Free Sky+, HD, Broadband and Talk, pension, private health care and share save schemes with access to a range of discounts including dental, holidays, mobile phones, magazines and DVDs. And being the world’s first carbon neutral entertainment company, we take pride in our efforts to respect the environment, so we also offer discounts on cycles used for travelling to work, and eco-friendly cars.
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What next? To view a full job description and to apply, please click this link: bskyb.taleo.net/careersection/corporate/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=01053Sky - Believe in better Sky delivers some of the most diverse content and services on the planet, and we value the same diversity within our business. We provide a culture of entrepreneurialism and opportunity for one and all.
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Head of Diversity and Inclusion
A respected and international organisation
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London, UK
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Salary: Dependant on Experience
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 28 May
Job Reference: EP2913 A respected and international organisation, established over 60 years ago, has engaged Acre’s services to identify a talented and dynamic individual to join as Head of Diversity and Inclusion This position will be responsible for developing a strategy for the business to continue to develop as, and be seen as a leader in diversity and inclusion. Based in London and reporting to the Director of Corporate Affairs this position will work with the business to promote diversity and inclusion and integrate practice into the Group’s business processes. Specific responsibilities will include: • Developing the diversity and inclusion strategy, including targets and measures to track progress. • Co-ordinating and managing the delivery of diversity and inclusion initiatives • Ensuring the CEO is accountable for diversity and inclusion targets and holds the senior team accountable. • Working in partnership with other Group functions (HR, Legal and Marketing among others) to build support for diversity and inclusion • Communicating internally the commercial and reputational benefits of diversity and inclusion The successful individual will have the ability to think strategically and see the wider business context. Specific skills and experience required include: • Proven experience in creating and executing a diversity and inclusion strategy for large, complex organisations • Strong commercial acumen with the ability to identify business needs and develop relevant solutions • Ability to work effectively with senior level internal colleagues and external groups to support the delivery of a diversity and inclusion strategy • Excellent communication, negotiation and interpersonal skills • Proven planning and project management skills, including the ability to deliver high quality initiatives to tight deadlines in a pressurised environment
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For more information on this position please contact Toby Young on the CR and Sustainability team at Acre on 0845 257 8030 or to apply email your CV to apply@acre-resources.com quoting job reference EP2913. Website: www.acre-resources.com
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President and Chief Executive Officer
GreenBlue
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Charlottesville VA, US
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Salary: Competitive
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 17 May
GreenBlue® is seeking an exceptional new President and CEO. Founded in 2002, GreenBlue is a nonprofit institute that envisions a world where industry contributes to the conservation and growth of ecosystems and enhances human health. GreenBlue works to make businesses and the manufactured goods they produce more environmentally sustainable. GreenBlue convenes stakeholders in key industry sectors and develops practical sustainability tools and resources. With a budget approaching $3 million, it has a staff of 17 consisting of scientists, engineers, researchers and business strategists. GreenBlue’s work focuses on materials. It works across the supply chain and has a life cycle, closed loop approach. Although headquartered in Charlottesville, VA with a small office in New York, many of GreenBlue’s projects are global in scope. GreenBlue is poised to take advantage of new program and partnership opportunities. As an example, it recently acquired MetaforeSM, a nonprofit organization with a complementary mission. Metafore operates several projects that promote the use of environmentally preferable paper. Its work in the forest product industry includes working groups, web-based resources and educational seminars. Its Environmental Paper Assessment Tool (EPAT®) is one of several intellectual property assets maintained by GreenBlue. The Sustainable Packaging Coalition®, GreenBlue’s largest project, has about 200 member companies with a common vision and framework for making packaging processes and products more sustainable. The members meet two times a year for educational purposes and the opportunity to network. Results-oriented projects are the heart of the Coalition and provide an opportunity for SPC members to collaboratively share best practices. Current initiatives include a web-based application that assesses the relative environmental impacts of package design alternatives, a labeling for recovery project, packaging design library, sustainable packaging metrics, design guidelines and a packaging curriculum. Another project, CleanGredients®, is an online database of the chemicals used in cleaning products. This resource was developed in partnership with the U.S. EPA to help cleaning product formulators identify chemical ingredients with reduced toxicity to people and ecosystems. It also gives chemical manufacturers the opportunity to showcase chemicals with potential environmental and human health benefits. GreenBlue also provides Advisory Services to companies, industry associations and government agencies seeking science-based sustainability guidance. The PositionReporting to the 11-member Board of Directors, the President and CEO has overall responsibility for the strategic direction, program, financial and management operations and visibility of GreenBlue. S/he will lead in planning strategies and pursuing initiatives to improve and expand the quantity and quality of services and fulfill the vision of the organization. Duties and Responsibilities  Develop, carry and communicate a vision of growth, reach and effectiveness for GreenBlue.  Based on the vision, assist the Board in setting strategic goals and objectives. Advise on and implement board policy.  Secure funding and establish a financially sustainable organization (including membership development).  Identify key leaders to serve on the board and on project and initiative committees.  Collaborate with individuals and organizations with specific interests that would further GreenBlue’s mission.  Plan and implement communication strategies to keep various publics, including the media, informed of GreenBlue’s successes and goals.  Participate in GreenBlue events and maintain strong relationships with members and industry leaders.  Design, create, expand and evaluate programs and partnerships.  Oversee the staff through hiring, supervising, supporting and evaluating a senior staff team. Foster professional development for staff.  Constantly upgrade and fine-tune GreenBlue initiatives, programs, resources and tools.  Ensure the organization’s financial stability and ability to grow.  Oversee preparation of the annual budget for Board approval. In collaboration with staff, implement the budget and report regularly on the organization’s financial status.  Ensure appropriate operating procedures and administrative process as required. QualificationsExperience: Experience leading a complex organization and proven track record of management success with full financial, program planning and operations responsibilities.  Demonstrated success in developing and maintaining organizational financial strength, including revenue generation.  Team orientation and experience building strong partnerships with board, staff, members and the public.  Membership organization management, sustainable materials development industry and/or social responsibility experience a plus. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Passion for and commitment to the mission of GreenBlue.  Ability to take responsibility for strategic planning and evaluation of programs and initiatives.  Credibility in the environmental community and ability to influence industry leaders.  Demonstrated leadership, vision and ability to influence and motivate others.  Strategic and creative thinker with management expertise.  Ability to work effectively with diverse constituencies and to build effective collaborative relationships.  Outstanding public presentation skills and a capacity to effectively communicate complex information to the press and the public.  Strong listening and communication skills.  High personal and professional integrity.  Master’s degree in business, organizational development, environmental studies, science, engineering, and/or related field preferred.  Residence near Charlottesville, VA or willingness to relocate. For more information, please see www.greenblue.org.
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To apply, please send cover letter, resume and salary history to: segmont@egmontassociates.com Egmont Associates 85 East India Row #24F Boston, MA 02110.
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Consultant or Senior Consultant - Sustainability Assurance
ERM
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UK
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Salary: Attractive package
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 12 May
Our award-winning Sustainability Consulting and Assurance team are expanding with this exciting career opportunity to work with some of the world’s major corporations and to satisfy the demand for the report assurance work for ERM from the UK. • To assist the Sustainability Consulting and Assurance team delivery plan with a focus on Sustainability Report Assurance. Experience in AA1000 AS and/or GRI, ISAE 3000 is required. • In addition, the consultant/ senior consultant will have the opportunity to be involved in the delivery of Corporate Sustainability Consulting assignments, and any other ERM service offerings as relevant. • To be responsible for delivering quality projects and growing existing clients, participating in innovation initiatives and coaching and training colleagues in these services. • To provide advice, challenge and support to clients in determining optimal approaches to achieve their business and sustainability objectives – with relevance dependent on the given engagement e.g. Report assurance, Corporate consulting, Equator Principles, etc. • To apply experience and expertise in business management, organisational awareness, people engagement skills, communication, team working and flexibility to effectively deliver the above support to ERM clients. • To identify and follow up business opportunities with existing and new clients in liaison with Partners, managing and contributing to proposals and undertaking meetings with clients. • To manage projects in accordance with the requirements of ERM’s project management system, including work-planning, team briefing, budgeting and progress, project and financial monitoring in order to ensure that all projects are delivered to budget, and ensuring that project utilisation is met or exceeded. • For the Senior Consultant role, to support the management and development of the team – managing and supervising activities, line managing consultants, and providing coaching and guidance to less experienced members of the team. • Some overseas and national travel will be expected as part of the role.
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For further details, a discussion on the position or to formally apply, please email Joe.Heppenstall@erm.com in the first instance. ERM operate a strict Supplier List. No applications are sought from agencies external to this.
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Sustainability strategy and communications consultancy – Client Director and (Senior) Consultant
Context
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London, UK
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Salary: Excellent
Job Status: Full-Time
Date Posted: 22 April
Context, the global boutique sustainability strategy and communications consultancy is searching for a Client Director and (Senior) Consultant to enhance its London team. The consultancy and its founders have an excellent reputation. They have been partnering with high profile multinational clients for over a decade, helping them evolve into more sustainable businesses. With the influence of sustainability in business stronger than ever, this is a dynamic market. The two successful candidates will help the company capitalise on this trend and meet rising demand for its services and expertise. All consultants work on a wide range of projects – across most sectors –for clients based in Europe, America and emerging markets. It is a friendly and creative company – yet highly professional and business focussed. Both the Client Director and Consultant will be fully immersed in helping clients develop their sustainability strategies – working with recognised sustainability leaders as well as companies just starting out. Both roles also involve devising, planning and writing corporate sustainability communications. Strong writing skills are essential. The Client Director will report directly to the founders and be responsible for client relationships, quality control and business development. She or he will have a proven track record in sustainability communications and an aptitude for business consulting. The Consultant must have a passion for sustainability, and experience in project management.
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Please send your resume and a short covering email, sharing your interest in the role and your objectives to Rachel Farley (Director of Global Corporate Sustainability) at Amida Recruitment: rachel.farley@amida-recruit.com
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Senior Traceability Manager - Global Certification Programme & Eco-Label
Leading not-for-profit certification programme
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London, UK
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Salary: Dependent on experience
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 1 April
Job reference: EP2841 Having set the global standard for sustainability in their space, our Client is now witnessing huge and growing demand for their certification programme. They are the leading not-for-profit certification programme that recognises and rewards sustainable practices in their sector, working from source through to the end user and all stakeholders in between. They are now looking for the Senior Traceability Manager who will have organisational responsibility for ensuring the credibility, quality and consistency of the organisations certification programme. They will contribute to the development and credibility of the programme, including the implementation and evaluation of key policies and procedures. The successful candidate will have strong commercial, technical and management skills, combined with significant experience in supply chain management and tracking. The Senior Traceability Manager will be experienced in and committed to excellence in people management. The right candidate will have gained international experience as a senior manager from: • the food / food service, natural resource or agricultural / agribusiness sector; or • supplier/supply chain management; • possibly from the international development field • another industry with incentives for illegal trading, for example due to supply chain product value pressures Knowledge of certification schemes, standard setting and the role of eco-labelling would be desirable. You will be a highly motivated manager with gravitas and excellent strategic influencing and communication skills. An ability to provide a compelling case for action across a range of stakeholders throughout the supply chain and sustainability networks is essential, whilst being a good listener and taking decisive action.
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For more information on this position please contact Rufus Bullough on
0845 257 8030 or email you CV and cover letter to
apply@acre-resources.com quoting job reference EP2841. Website: www.acre-resources.com
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CSR Auditors
SGS
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Salary: Negotiable
Job Status: Part-time
Date Posted: 23 March
SGS is the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. Recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity, we employ over 59,000 people and operate a network of more than 1,000 offices and laboratories around the world. In North America, SGS has over 6,000 employees in over 30 locations. We are a growing organization and we are looking for someone who wants to build a career. Our Consumer Testing office is seeking experienced auditors to perform on-site compliance assessments to international labor standards and local labor, environmental and health & safety laws. We have part-time field operation contract positions with 100% travel for the Mid-west and West Coast available. We are not currently seeking auditors along the East Coast, but are accepting applications for future openings. Qualifications:• College Education • Minimum 3 years of work experience • Minimum 2 years of social compliance auditing or equivalent experience in quality and OSHA type auditing • Excellent communication and writing skills • Proficiency in Word , Excel and PowerPoint • SA8000, ISO9000, WRAP, FLA training is a plus • Second language is a plus (Spanish or Chinese)
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To apply for this position, or see other opportunities within SGS, please apply via the following link: global2.recruitmentplatform.com/syndicated/private/syd_apply.cfm?ID=PHWFK026203F3VBQB6GQWQWZW&nPostingTargetID=18615SGS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Website: www.sgs.com
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Senior Manager, Environmental and Social Responsibility
Newmont Mining
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Denver, US
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Salary: Negotiable
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 26 February
Job Number: 090763 The Senior Manager, ESR will participate as a member of the corporate Environmental and Social Responsibility Department in the strategic planning, development, and implementation of ESR initiatives, with a focus on community relations and community development. As a corporate manager, the position shall be responsible for supporting site, regional, and corporate management in improving Newmont's management of relationships with local communities. The position shall also assist corporate ESR management in the development and implementation of strategic programs designed to position Newmont as a leader in the mining industry related to social performance. Through demonstrated support of global risk management processes, the position shall provide guidance to the operational sites in helping them manage their risks and achieve Newmont's global ESR mission. As a member of the Global ESR Team, contribute to the development of ESR strategy. * Develop the strategy, manage and implement Newmont's Community Social Responsibility reporting including the annual Beyond the Mine CSR report. * Manage the data collection and reporting process for Newmont's social performance for both internal and external reporting purposes. * Co-secretariat for ESR Global Team including management of global work plans. Review and monitor progress, raise issues and risks for resolution as required. * Develop internal management standards, systems, and audit function related to social performance. * Develop Newmont's internal capacity regarding community relations through programs and coaching and development of other ESR colleagues. * Consult with operational teams to design and implement programs; influence adoption of programs aligned with ESR strategic plan. * Consult with exploration, project development, operations, and closure teams in sharing best practice and effective planning and engagement processes related to community engagement and local development. * Participate in due diligence, assessment and peer review activities in support of the growth and management of Newmont as a global company. * Assist with the development and implementation of corporate initiatives and partnerships with external stakeholders, including NGOs, associations, and specialist service providers, and represent Newmont in associated fora including ICMM and IRMA. * Establish relationships built on trust and credibility with external stakeholders that result in an ability to influence. * Provide input into communications efforts to ensure that the company's communications, both internally and externally, reflect and promote the values of environmental and social responsibility. The above duties and responsibilities are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and are not necessarily all-inclusive and can be changed or modified to meet the current needs of Newmont. * The position is located in the Denver corporate office. * Position will require moderate travel to domestic and international sites. Qualifications * 10 years experience in industry with responsibility for stakeholder engagement and community development, preferably in developing countries * Expertise in one or more of the following areas/disciplines: human rights, conflict management/dispute resolution, socio-economic development, governance capacity building * Knowledge of advancements made in corporate social responsibility within the mining industry, in particular community development partnerships and human rights * Proven track record of influencing internal and external stakeholders; including those with diverse points of view * BSS - Bachelor of Social Science or Bachelor of Arts * Masters in related area * Excellent communication skills * Project Management * Problem solving * Ability to work in high stress, unstructured, and diverse environments * Ability to interact with diverse cultures * Ability to work under difficult field conditions * Fluency in English; additional languages preferred
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For more information on Newmont Mining, and to apply, please visit the careers website and search for job number 090763: newmont.taleo.net/careersection/newmont+external/jobsearch.ftl?lang=en
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CSR Director
Global Brand
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West Coast US
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Salary: $Excellent
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 28 January
Job Reference: EP2772 Global brand leader and innovator, committed to continuous investment and improvement, is seeking a talented and experienced individual to join the team as CSR Director . Working with the Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability team, you will deliver strong, focused and creative strategies that tackle complex sustainability issues. Embedding these high level strategies into the business model, you will engage with policy makers, employees, customers and drive the organization’s message into society. This is a new position within the team and requires an individual with a multitude of business skills, acumen, and inspirational leadership qualities. Requirements for this position include: • Proven experience of running cross functional marketing campaigns • High level of expertise in running advocacy campaigns, either in a company or an NGO • Demonstrable experience of engaging stakeholders and creating behavioural and cultural change • High level strategic planning around sustainability issues in a large scale organization; including waste, carbon reduction, supply chain and community investment • Previous senior team management experience| You will be a strategic and innovative thinker with the ability to adapt and absorb new ideas and information. You will look to innovate and solve complex issues; comfortable dealing with ambiguity and challenges. Working closely with the CEO you will have political acumen and posses the ability to manage the media. You will represent this global brand internally and externally and deliver results.
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For more information on this job please contact Martin Killeen on +1 773 327 0963 or submit your CV to apply@acre-resources.com quoting job reference EP2772.Martin Killeen: apply@acre-resources.com, +1 773 327 0963 Website: www.acre-resources.com
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Manager – Advisory Services
AccountAbility
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New York, US
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Salary: Competitive
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 21 January
Job Reference: EP2765 Accountability is a dynamic, global organization dedicated to promoting accountability for sustainable development. The business is built upon extensive R&D that translates into powerful, practical, and applicable strategic advisory services. With a network of thought leaders and delivery partners spanning five continents they bring a depth of capabilities to provide targeted, effective strategic advisory services. Their work enables fortune 500 companies to: • Use stakeholder engagement to deliver innovation, strategy and risk management • Design strategies that create value and differentiate the organization • Manage the environmental and social issues that drive organizational success • Enhance the ability of partnerships to deliver strategic results at scale • Utilize assurance to build trust and enhance reporting processes You will be specifically responsible for: • Developing new business relationships and generating new income • Project Managing advisory service engagements related to stakeholder engagement with corporations, Collaborative Governance, business and social strategy • Leading corporate responsibility projects with specific emphasis on project management and the provision of technical advice to clients • Working as part of an internal knowledge management team to translate knowledge from service activities to R&D, and vice-versa • Act as the main contact person in New York or DC with senior client team members and decision makers You will have a background consisting of the following: • A deep understanding of corporate responsibility and corporate citizenship • Good business sense and proven success in your sales ability • A confident negotiator and ability to ‘close the deal’ • Strong client management skills • An effective leader • Confidence presenting to large groups of people and at board level This is a fantastic opportunity to join the company at a very exciting stage in its growth. The post requires a strong international orientation. Overseas working experience is desirable.
Contact:
To apply for this position please email your CV to apply@acre-resources.com quoting job reference EP2765 or contact Martin Killeen on +1.773.327.0963 for more information. Martin Killeen: apply@acre-resources.com, +1.773.327.0963 Website: www.acre-resources.com
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CSR Consultant – Corporate Social Responsibility
Vodafone
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London – some travel to Newbury
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Immediate
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Salary: Market rate
Job Status: Full-time
Date Posted: 5 January
Corporate Social Responsibility is right at the heart of Vodafone. Reporting into the Director of Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR Consultant you’ll support the CSR team in delivering vital projects across the Vodafone Group and operating companies over a 12 month assignment. For example, you’ll drive the development of an appropriate external target for Vodafone on consumer privacy issues, advise on human rights issues particularly in emerging markets, implement ethical supply chain initiatives ( in particular public commitments to develop joint CO2 strategies with suppliers and contributing to the development of an industry approach to supplier monitoring), and contribute to key sections of our annual CSR report. This is a great opportunity to play a big part in maintaining and developing the reputation of one of the most socially responsible brands in the world. VodafoneAs Vodafone continues to evolve, our commitment to innovation has never been greater. Already the world's leading mobile telecommunications company, our goal is to pioneer a world of total communications solutions, where fixed, mobile, voice and data will all become one. And with Over 300 million customers to cater for across the globe, there has never been a better time to jump on board – whoever you are and wherever you come from. The role of CSR Consultant – Corporate Social Responsibility will be a key position within the Group Corporate Responsibility where you can add real value over the term of the contract. As a CSR Consultant – Corporate Social Responsibility your main responsibilities will involve: Providing strategic input on key CSR issues  Leading the CSR team’s contribution to the Supply Chain Management CR programme  Leading the CSR team’s contribution on internet content standards, privacy and freedom of expression issues  Leading the CSR team’s input to human rights, merger and acquisition and business ethics activities As a CSR Consultant – Corporate Social Responsibility your skills and qualifications will ideally include: Good relevant honours degree ( or equivalent ), with an in-depth understanding and experience of the corporate social responsibility  Experience of ethical supply chain and human rights issues, and of representing major international companies externally  Good knowledge of business structures and processes as well as the NGO world What we will be looking for in you: Ability to influence others  Teamworker and adaptable skill set  Self-starter with initiative and strong work ethic
Contact:
Contact Stephanie Marshall-Conn at stephanie.marshall-conn@alexmann.com Please apply with your CV in English as well as your daily rate expectations.
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