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The efforts of the GRI Chief Curator and curators will be anchored in a strong interest to bring existing departments and work processes into alignment and center the work along the core set of values: Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion, as well as Sustainability and Education so that the GRI can more effectively advance the local, transnational, and global discovery of research materials essential to the study of art history, visual culture, and the built environment.
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The Sustainability Coordinator (SC) manages Sustainability Office student programs and projects, develops and carries out campus education and engagement activities, supports communication efforts, and assists with institutional assessment.
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Under general supervision of the Sustainability Manager, the Sustainability Analyst is responsible for the research, development, organization, and implementation of sustainability activities to further conserve resources, improve the natural environment and built environment, and to improve climate resiliency and adaption for Frisco.
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As a leading semiconductor manufacturing facility, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of sustainability, social responsibility, and corporate governance and are seeking a dedicated and experienced ESG professional to drive our efforts.
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The Sustainability governance structure includes a quarterly executive team partnership for vision and purpose calibration, a monthly engagement with a Steering Committee body (sponsored by the Chief Financial Officer) to drive corporate strategy awareness and goal setting alignment, and the cross-functional Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Task Force for unified execution of priorities.
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15 years of professional experience (a combination of experience and applicable graduate training is acceptable) in sustainability, climate change, risk management, and/or management consulting.
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Senior ESG/Sustainability Consultant - ( 2400009F ) Comprehensive understanding of ESG disclosure rules (e.g., Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive), frameworks (e.g., Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures), and various rating systems.
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Guide clients through the process of establishing sustainability priorities and strategy by leading activities such as materiality assessments, industry benchmarking, ESG due diligence, and ESG risk and opportunity.
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BS in environmental science, engineering, energy, public health, public policy, sustainability, or related degree; MS or PhD preferred. Experience providing ESG and/or sustainability training to an executive-level audience.
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Responsible for the overall management of Post Consumer Brands environmental sustainability and compliance programs. Manages environmental compliance and multiple sustainability priorities across all PCB locations within the U.S. and Canada.
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The Sustainability Manager will manage the implementation of sustainability reporting and strategies, including but not limited to managing responses for third-party disclosure requests and managing content development for a corporate sustainability report, data management of key Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) metrics, and setting and measuring performance against targets.
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As a Sustainability Consultant, you will work on a fast-paced team of Scientists, Engineers, Project Managers, and Principals. GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. (GZA) is currently seeking a Sustainability Consultant with 2 to 10 years of experience to support our sustainability practice.
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We are presently seeking a full-time enthusiastic Sustainability Consultant to work closely with our internal and external project teams to evaluate the energy efficiency of a variety of multifamily and commercial projects.
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Reporting to the Vice Chancellor - Chief Operating Officer, the Director of Sustainability serves as the leader of UC Merced's sustainability initiatives to foster a culture of sustainability among students, faculty, and staff.
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DWF's Sustainable Business & ESG advisory practice is looking for a Sustainability Consultant to join our team and help expand our practice's offering. We're seeking a sustainability consultant to help us deliver our ambitious vision.
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