The Recruiting Coordinator will manage the end-to-end hiring process, including scheduling interviews, coordinating logistics, and maintaining candidate data. They will also support the talent acquisition team with administrative tasks, candidate outreach, and various recruitment-related projects.
The Finance Manager leads financial planning, reporting, analysis, and compliance for assigned business units within the Impact Finance and Markets division. They are responsible for managing project budgets, overseeing grants management, and providing decision support insights to inform operational strategies.
The Executive Assistant provides direct administrative support to directors, including managing calendars, travel arrangements, and meeting logistics. They also produce reports, draft correspondence, and implement processes to improve team effectiveness.
Advise staff on signing authority, maintain and issue delegations of authority, oversee contract records and tracking systems, and coordinate with Internal Audit and Legal. Lead training and mentoring, supervise contracts staff as needed, and collaborate with Legal to develop agreement templates and improve workflows.
Coordinate and execute donor travel in Africa, including planning detailed itineraries, managing multiple trips, and working with donors, travel professionals, conservation teams, and fundraising colleagues. Track and report travel data, support budgets and contracts, ensure compliance with travel policies, and help improve program processes.
The Program Associate supports the implementation of the One Conservancy Public Fundraising Strategy by coordinating internal initiatives, operational procedures, and project tools. They also provide research, logistical support, and relationship management for Public Funding Center staff and external partners.
The Catalyst provides technical leadership, facilitation, and capacity-building support for community forest partnerships across Southeast Alaska. They manage grant proposals, coordinate regional collaboration among stakeholders, and ensure community priorities guide land-management planning and stewardship projects.
The Finance Manager leads financial activities for a pod, including budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and ensuring compliance with organizational policies. They partner with business units to provide strategic financial guidance, manage day-to-day accounting processes, and support resource allocation decisions.
The Burn Crew Manager oversees a squad in wildland fire activities, including fire line preparation, equipment maintenance, and post-burn monitoring. They are also responsible for administrative tasks such as time reporting, logistics planning, and ensuring the overall safety of the squad.
The Associate Director of Development implements multi-year fundraising strategies and builds a portfolio of corporate, foundation, and individual donors. They are responsible for conducting direct asks, managing donor relationships, and coordinating with global and local partners to meet funding goals.
The Senior Donor Communications Officer shapes and implements donor communications strategy for the Latin America region to support fundraising and conservation goals. The role leads complex, multi-country initiatives and provides high-level counsel to senior stakeholders regarding narrative positioning and donor engagement.
The specialist will manage centralized financial reporting, award administration, and compliance for the Great Plains Division. They will collaborate with internal stakeholders to ensure financial transparency and consistency across donor-funded projects and restricted funding sources.
Support the analysis, prioritization, and formal designation or protection of public lands and collective territories in the Brazilian Amazon, integrating land tenure, legal, socio-environmental, and geospatial information. Coordinate technical input and dialogue with public agencies, local and representative organizations, and partners to strengthen territorial governance and advance conservation, rights recognition, and sustainable development.
The Associate Director of Philanthropy is responsible for securing significant philanthropic investments from corporations and foundations to support conservation priorities. They manage a portfolio of partners, develop solicitation strategies, and collaborate across teams to advance high-impact conservation outcomes.
The specialist will manage technical initiatives, projects, and programs in the Brazilian Amazon to support 2030 conservation goals. Responsibilities include developing action plans, monitoring execution, managing budgets, and ensuring operational excellence through systematic project lifecycle management.
Support the Zero Conversion Commodities team by creating and sharing internal communications, including newsletters, presentations, reports, and informational materials, and by maintaining internal communication and knowledge-sharing channels. Gather and organize information from distributed teams, help promote program initiatives and learnings, and maintain communication materials and records under direct supervision.
Lead financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, analysis, and stewardship for the assigned business unit, providing strategic guidance to leadership and cross-functional teams. Strengthen financial controls and compliance, support grants, contracts, campaigns, and governance activities, and collaborate with finance leaders to advance consistent practices and organizational priorities.
The Associate Director of Development implements multi-year fundraising strategies and builds a portfolio of qualified donors to meet organizational funding needs. They are responsible for conducting direct asks, managing donor relationships, and coordinating with internal partners to advance conservation goals.
The coordinator will manage agroforestry contracts, ensure timely payments to vendors and partners, and lead communication efforts for program execution. They will also collect and analyze programmatic data while coordinating meetings and providing technical support to the team.
The Director leads a team of corporate engagement advisors to integrate nature and climate considerations into global business strategies. They are responsible for portfolio management, strategic account oversight, and driving cross-functional collaboration to advance conservation goals.
The Africa Principal Gifts Officer develops and implements fundraising strategies to secure philanthropic support of $5 million or more from a select portfolio of donors. They collaborate with conservation and development leaders to manage donor relationships, lead solicitation efforts, and ensure effective stewardship of transformational gifts.
The Operations Specialist provides executive assistance to the Policy Team leadership, including calendar management, expense reporting, and meeting coordination. They also manage project logistics, track action items, monitor budgets, and ensure compliance with organizational policies.
The Project Director leads the design, implementation, and scaling of electronic monitoring programs to improve fisheries management and transparency across Africa and Europe. They build strategic partnerships with governments, industry stakeholders, and NGOs to advance sustainable fisheries and data-driven decision-making.
The Durable Finance Manager leads the finance workstream for Project Finance for Permanence (PFP) deals, including developing financial models and sustainable finance mechanisms. They collaborate with cross-functional teams and government stakeholders to ensure the successful design and implementation of long-term conservation financing strategies.
The Senior Regional Recruiter manages full-cycle recruitment for the Asia Pacific region, supporting hiring needs from entry to director level. They act as a subject matter expert for hiring managers, develop talent pipelines, and implement efficient recruitment strategies.
Provides fire management leadership in Arizona and New Mexico by implementing priority prescribed fires and coordinating fire capacity across programs. Builds strategic partnerships with public agencies, Tribal governments, and NGOs to advance dry forest restoration and ecological resilience.
