Are you ready to change corporate, investor and business practices on climate change and other sustainability challenges? Are you interested in working with McDonald's, Dell and other corporate giants to help them reach new heights on environmental and social performance? Do you have the strategic savvy to engage entire industries — the insurance sector, for example — to tackle the business impacts from global warming? Ceres is seeking the best and the brightest candidates to fill these positions in our growing organization.

Ceres is a national coalition of investors, public pension trustees, foundations, labor unions, and environmental, religious and public interest groups, dedicated to advancing more sustainable business practices and corporate accountability. Ceres' mission is to move businesses, capital, and markets to advance lasting prosperity by valuing the health of the planet and its people.

Ceres plays a unique role in the national environmental and sustainability movement by bringing the perspective and power of investors to environmental and sustainability issues and specifically to the performance, practices and policies of corporations. Our program activities seek to foster greater public disclosure of environmental and social impacts by corporations, encourage engagement between companies and their stakeholders, and create opportunities for collaborative dialogue leading to positive change on key sustainability issues. Recently, Ceres has been recognized with very high profile awards from the Skoll Foundation and Fast Company magazine, and Ceres is regularly being featured in mainstream print and electronic media.

• oversee/manage coalition of community and not-for-profit groups;
• plan, organize and coordinate corporate social responsibility programs and community/not-for-profit outreach, including corporate social responsibility program work on setting priorities and goals;
• develop plans to improve corporate social responsibility/disclosure;
• provide outreach to stakeholders;
• organize/coordinate multi-stakeholder meetings; and
• assist in planning annual conference. 

Must have a Master’s in business, law, public policy, or equiv. and 1 yr exp. in position as sustainability programs coordinator.  Salary $62,100. 
Submit cover letter and resume to: careersCAP@ceres.org. 

This position is being posted in connection with the filing of an application for labor certification.  Any person may provide documentary evidence bearing on the application to the Certifying Officer, Atlanta National Processing Center, U.S. Department of Labor, Harris Tower, 233 Peachtree Street, N.E., Suite 410, Atlanta, GA 30303.