We are looking for a CEO who can provide dynamic, inclusive leadership to a small but mighty team working to deliver our ambitious plans.
As CEO, you will make a significant ecological and educational impact overseeing a broad range of projects from engaging with over 11,000 schools and colleges, 4,500 young people and 300,000 teachers through our Ministry of Eco Education work to managing the delivery of our ambitious rewilding programme across 165 hectares of land supporting wildlife (including the re-introduction of beavers) and restoring biodiversity.
We have several projects and opportunities on the horizon. To realise their full potential, we need a leader who can help shape and deliver our strategic ambitions, working closely with our Trustees, internal and external teams.
You will serve as an influential ambassador for us locally, regionally, and nationally, including with donors, the local community, landowners, MPs, councillors, and other charities.
We seek a leader with successful senior management experience, ideally within conservation or the charity sector.
Strong strategic planning, communication, and financial management skills are essential. You should also have a proven track record of working with diverse stakeholders and generating sustainable income streams.
Above all, you must have a passion for sustainability and the ability to empower and inspire.
Join us in leading The Green Britain Foundation to create a more sustainable future for all.
Role Responsibilities include:
Key Responsibilities, include:
About You
Skills and Experience
About Us
Established in 2012, the GBF exists to fulfil the charitable priorities of philanthropist, environmentalist and advocate for a sustainable Britain, Dale Vince OBE.
The GBF is funding and managing programmes across education, sport, green initiatives, and animal rights – with the aim of encouraging and empowering people to live more sustainably. The Foundation also funds research and analysis, legal challenges, investigations and re-wilding programmes to fulfil its vision.
The work of the GBF focuses on several priorities which are rooted in our commitments to energy, transport, food and nature to create a greener Britain. We have four pillars:
Empowering People and Communities
Working within the framework of schools and sports settings we share knowledge, resources and skills, with a view to empowering people to live more sustainably.
Environmental stewardship
The Green Britain Foundation is committed to making space for nature. Our work focuses on restoration, conservation and sustainable practices to enhance ecosystem resilience and human wellbeing.
Policy, campaigns and advocacy
We support movements and campaigns; we share knowledge and advocate for effective policies that will shift the narrative towards a greener Britain. We believe that climate justice is only achievable with social justice.
Grants
Our grant making focuses on individuals and organisations working within, and across, our priority areas, by invitation only.
GBF is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to providing equality for all.
Job Types: Full-time
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