This leadership role drives VF Corporation’s environmental sustainability strategy, goals and actions by leading the global sustainability function at VF Corporation. The leader in this role will create and maintain a leading environmental sustainability strategy, covering all aspects of VF’s footprint, including setting long-term (5-10 year) goals, annual objectives, and work plans that aggregate to achieving and exceeding the set annual and long term targets. This role provides direct leadership to a team of experts while managing and leading cross functional, cross brand strategies and work plans. The role shall lead the global Sustainability Community of Practice, a network of sustainability professionals working collaboratively to achieve the overarching objectives of VF Corporation.
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ELK (Environmental Learning for Kids) is an inclusive non-profit organization that develops inspired and responsible leaders through science education and outdoor experiences for underserved, urban youth ages 5-25. ELK Inspires youth to have high expectations of themselves by exposing them to the outdoors and engaging them in service learning projects. For many of the youth ELK serves, it’s their first experience with the outdoors. ELK Educates youth through science and environmental education embedded in all programs and activities to further students’ understanding and attitudes toward science, the outdoors, their communities, college, and careers. ELK transforms youth by endowing them with increased academic skills, civic and community leadership, environmental stewardship, and employment opportunities.
Job Summary
The Major Gifts Manager maximizes the effectiveness and smooth functioning of the organization through managing the major donor fundraising plan, including relationship building for corporate, foundation, and government grants; major individual and corporate gifts and major donor work associated with fundraising and cultivation events. This position works closely with ELK’s leadership, staff, and Board of Directors to increase to increase organizational and program capacity and sustainability through fundraising actions. Areas of functional expertise include: fundraising, communications, problem solving, strategic planning and goal setting, marketing and public relations, research, corporate and government relations, and project management.
The Director of Public Policy is responsible for developing and executing regulatory and legislative strategies to promote ChargePoint’s network and products and advance policy objectives at state and local levels. You are goal-motivated, adaptable in a start-up/early stage environment, and a strategic thinker with an eye for detail. You have deep experience developing strategies for and driving outcomes in regulatory proceedings, legislative initiatives, and public policy campaigns.
In this role you will help provide the public lands program voice online. You will curate and maintain our online platforms, engage advocates through emails and action alerts, and help build a video presence online.
Wildlands Restoration Volunteers seeks individuals to lead or assist with ecological restoration and/or trail projects across Colorado. Office location: Boulder or Fort Collins. Flexible arrangements.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Communications Director serves as the agency’s public information officer and develops and implements communication strategies and guides public information campaigns and strategies for the Department. Develops and implements media, marketing, and communications plans and strategies to guide overall outreach efforts. Works closely with the Game and Fish Commission, Governor’s Office, and Director’s Office on high priority projects and planning efforts affecting the agency and the State of Wyoming. Serves as a member of the Game and Fish Department’s Leadership Team, which collectively addresses management issues, polices, and priorities for the agency. Provides supervision over several programs including: Conservation Education; Hunter Education; Hunter/Angler Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation; Publications; Video Production; Graphic Design; Human Dimensions; and Customer Outreach Services.
The Seasonal Projects Coordinator is a full-time, term limited, non-exempt position that works within the VOC program team and closely with two other project staff positions to provide professional project management, logistical support and volunteer leadership coordination on VOC volunteer projects administratively and in the field.
The Conservation Director develops and implments WW’s forest, restoration, aquatic, responsible recreation, and wilderness programs.
