EPIP
Overview
Sequoia Climate Fund is seeking collaborative, bold, and innovative thinkers that can help identify and evaluate ambitious climate strategies capable of driving transformative change in the world. This position will report to the United States Program Director, working with government officials, thought leaders, key stakeholders, and peer networks to assess emerging needs, gaps, and opportunities to drive ambitious climate action at the federal and state level. This position will also help the team prioritize potential grants, compiling the research and evidence necessary to assess the robustness of proposed strategies and their potential impact on the climate. Depending on the skills and interests of the successful candidate, a portion of their time (up to 1/3) may also support Sequoia’s Communications and Movement building Directorate as they work to build and support grassroots mobilization efforts and high-impact communications campaigns across the globe.
Responsibilities
Identify and evaluate ambitious climate strategies capable of driving transformative change.
Report to the United States Program Director; collaborate with government officials, thought leaders, key stakeholders, and peer networks to assess emerging needs, gaps, and opportunities to drive climate action at the federal and state levels.
Prioritize potential grants and compile research and evidence to assess the robustness of proposed strategies and their potential climate impact.
Assist with communications and movement-building efforts as needed, potentially dedicating up to one-third of time to Sequoia’s Communications and Movement Building Directorate to support grassroots mobilization and high-impact campaigns.
Application process
To be considered for this position, submit (1) resume, (2) cover letter, and (3) salary requirements (specifying salary amount or range) through CEA’s job portal.
Direct all applications and inquiries to CEA Recruiting. This position will remain open until filled.
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Responsibilities
Identify and evaluate ambitious climate strategies capable of driving transformative change.
Report to the United States Program Director; collaborate with government officials, thought leaders, key stakeholders, and peer networks to assess emerging needs, gaps, and opportunities to drive climate action at the federal and state levels.
Prioritize potential grants and compile research and evidence to assess the robustness of proposed strategies and their potential climate impact.
Assist with communications and movement-building efforts as needed, potentially dedicating up to one-third of time to Sequoia’s Communications and Movement Building Directorate to support grassroots mobilization and high-impact campaigns.
Application process
To be considered for this position, submit (1) resume, (2) cover letter, and (3) salary requirements (specifying salary amount or range) through CEA’s job portal.
Direct all applications and inquiries to CEA Recruiting. This position will remain open until filled.
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