Climate Arc works to mainstream climate science into financial decision making &ndash; at speed and scale. We build arcs, or bridges, between the worlds of climate science, companies and the financial sector, tackling the barriers that are preventing capital flowing to net-zero solutions. We are an impartial, philanthropic organisation, staffed by people with deep expertise in the finance, climate and business worlds. Read more about what we do <a class="link-1 maglink" href="https://climatearc.org/about/" target="_self">here</a>

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Climate Arc is a philanthropic organization that merges climate science, finance, and business to drive capital towards net-zero solutions.

About Climate ArcClimate Arc (Arc) is a philanthropic funded nonprofit organization working to accelerate climate action by unlocking the private capital needed to meet global climate targets. We ensure that financial decision makers have the tools, data and skillsets needed to direct capital to the right solutions at speed and scale. Arc implements its strategy through grantmaking and proprietary products and programs delivered by our in-house capability. About the opportunityArc’s strategic outputs of climate transition pathways, corporate analysis and human capacity building are principally geared toward supporting financial decisions, but they are an important and powerful toolkit for the entire ecosystem of actors working to address climate issues. Our activities are deeply rooted in a dynamic collaboration model with all key stakeholders to jointly address the opportunities that lie in actions from corporates, governments, sub-nationals and individuals.Arc is now recruiting for a Strategic Partnerships Manager to drive these critical relationships and add value to the community as a whole. You will be responsible for building relationships particularly with those organisations which are working on the same cause but are not directly our grantees or funders. These can be NGOs working on climate analytics solutions that fall outside of our funding remit, or alliances and coalitions looking to address climate finance. You will be the central focal point for these organizations’ engagement with Arc, while working closely with others in the team who own relationships with grantees, financial institutions and funders. What you will be doing: <ul> <li>Conduct stakeholder mapping, research, and analysis to identify strategies and tactics to effectively engage organizations to advance Arc’s goals</li> <li>Own Arc’s engagement with organizations and alliances that we do not fund, or do not fund us, and are critical partners nonetheless</li> <li>Keep up to date with partners’ work, and make connections with Arc’s work so that impact can be scaled and amplified</li> <li>Work with internal subject matter experts to answer partners’ technical queries</li> <li>Lead meetings with partners and relevant Arc colleagues to align key actors on goals, progress and blockers</li> <li>Lead progression of relationship formalisation such as MOUs with critical partners where appropriate</li> <li>Monitor the impact of partner relationships and provide briefings for leadership whilst proactively identify challenges and aligning stakeholders’ interest to reach solutions</li> </ul>RequirementsThe ideal candidate has:Required:<ul> <li>A commitment to Arc’s vision and mission </li> <li>Proven experience in managing dynamic partnerships between multiple stakeholders in complex ecosystems</li> <li>Credible convener and coordinator with excellent interpersonal skills and exceptional relationship management skills</li> <li>Knowledge and understanding of the global climate finance ecosystem and/or climate change related disciplines </li> <li>An analytical mindset with creative problem-solving abilities</li> <li>Impeccable written and verbal communication skills</li> </ul> Desirable:<ul> <li>Relationships and experience relevant to one or more of Arc’s strategic pillar portfolios</li> <li>Knowledge and experience of the climate and/or climate finance NGO and philanthropic ecosystem</li> </ul>BenefitsClimate Arc currently offers the following for UK staff:<ul> <li>36 days' holiday including public holidays</li> <li>Private medical &amp; dental cover for you and your dependents</li> <li>Life assurance 4x basic salary (where available)</li> <li>9% company pension contribution</li> <li>Enhanced family pay and leave policies</li> <li>Professional development program</li> <li>Professional membership paid (if applicable)</li> <li>Nomad working policy </li> </ul>LocationFor this role we can offer a remote first working option and are open to locations across the UK, Europe and the USA. Candidates in the US will need to be based on the East Coast due to the need to collaborate closely with employees in UK/European timezones. RemunerationDepending on location experience and demonstrated capability, the salary range for this role is £50,000-£70,000. If the successful candidate is based outside of the UK, local benchmarking will be conducted to determine salary based on Arc's Reward Framework. To applyPlease complete the Application Form including attaching an up-to-date CV as well as a Cover Letter (both in English) outlining how your skills and experience align with the above requirements and what motivates you to work with Climate Arc in this particular role.We intend to close the advert for this role on Friday 10th May but depending on the level of response we may close it prior, so we encourage you to submit your application sooner than later.The application and assessment process will involve the following:<ul> <li>Application review (applications that do not include a full cover letter will not be considered)</li> <li>1st round interview: Recruiting Manager (30 to 45 minute MS Teams video call)</li> <li>Offline task (2-3 hours)</li> <li>Formal interview (in person or MS Teams) with the Hiring Manager and panel (1 hour)<a href="https://apply.workable.com/climatearc/j/8135A0A74C/apply/"></a> </li> <li>Additional interviews as required</li> </ul>

Strategic Partnerships Manager

About Climate Arc Climate Arc is a philanthropically funded non-profit organization, accelerating climate action by helping unlock the trillions of dollars of private capital required to meet global climate targets. Established in 2022 our work aims to provide financial decision-makers with the tools, data and skillsets needed to direct capital to the right solutions at speed and scale, while our grantmaking programme supports a global ecosystem of non-profit organisations to deliver impactful interventions. Working together, our vision is a world where money flows to where it is needed to transition every sector and region to deliver climate goals, in line with the Paris Agreement.     About the opportunityAre you an experienced Strategic Communications Manager with your finger on the pulse of what’s happening in the corporate transition and climate finance space? Do you want to play a pivotal role in developing narratives, messaging and content that deliver meaningful climate action across the world?  This new role sits at the heart of the organisation, ensuring effective communication across our key stakeholder group of financial institutions and corporate alliances, as well as key partners including grantees and funders.  You’ll be adept at communicating complex topics to different audiences, crafting messages in various formats, so that we can build strong relationships and drive our common vision on addressing climate change.  You’ll use powerful visuals to enhance the narratives, so that complex concepts can be distilled into materials which convey key messages to wider audiences. You’ll create content in-house, leveraging the work of the Research and Impact teams, and work with external agencies on data visualization and design.  You’ll be a natural collaborator, working closely with team members across the organization. You will help elevate the collective narrative of the ecosystem by engaging with partners and alliances to maximise the impact of our work. What you will be doing:  <ul> <li>Working closely with the Chief Executive and Leadership to interpret Arc’s vision, mission, theory of change and strategy  </li> <li>Engaging extensively with your counterparts in the corporate transition and climate finance ecosystem </li> <li>Absorbing the latest developments, trends and shifts in the landscape of climate finance globally </li> <li>Positioning Arc as a thought-leader and solutions provider within the ecosystem  </li> <li>Shaping Arc’s key messaging, developing and executing compelling narratives and communications, and enhancing our unique offering </li> <li>Using storytelling techniques to engage and inspire diverse audiences continuously </li> </ul>RequirementsThe ideal candidate has: Required: <ul> <li>Proven experience in strategic communications, preferably in a financial services or management consulting setting. </li> <li>Impeccable written and verbal communication skills. </li> <li>A strategic mindset with the ability to adapt to changing priorities. </li> <li>Ability to think critically, analyse data, and synthesize complex information. </li> <li>Strong project management skills and attention to detail. </li> </ul>Desirable: <ul><li>Knowledge and experience in one or more of the climate change solutions, financial services, philanthropy ecosystems </li></ul> BenefitsClimate Arc currently offers the following for UK staff:<ul> <li>36 days' holiday including public holidays </li> <li>Private medical &amp; dental cover for you and your dependents</li> <li>Life assurance 4x basic salary (where available)</li> <li>9% company pension contribution</li> <li>Enhanced family pay and leave policies</li> <li>Professional development program</li> <li>Professional membership paid (if applicable)</li> <li>Nomad working policy </li> </ul> LocationFor this role we can offer a remote first working option in the UK, ideally within commutable distance of London to allow for ample face to face time with our Chief Executive. RemunerationDepending on location, experience and demonstrated capability, the salary range for this role is £55,000-80,000. To applyPlease complete the Application Form including attaching an up-to-date CV as well as a Cover Letter (both in English) outlining how your skills and experience align with the above requirements and what motivates you to work with Climate Arc in this particular role.The application and assessment process will involve the following:<ul> <li>Application review (applications that do not include a full cover letter will not be considered)</li> <li>1st round interview: Recruiting Manager (30 to 45 minute MS Teams video call)</li> <li>Offline task (2-3 hours)</li> <li>Formal interview (in person or MS Teams) with the Hiring Manager and panel (1 hour)<a href="https://apply.workable.com/climatearc/j/8135A0A74C/apply/"></a> </li> <li>Additional interviews/meetings as needed</li> </ul>

Strategic Communications Manager

About Climate Arc Climate Arc (Arc) is a philanthropic organization working to accelerate corporate climate action by unlocking the trillions of dollars of private capital required to meet global climate targets. We ensure that financial decision makers have the tools, data and skillsets needed to direct capital to the right solutions at speed and scale. Arc implements its strategy through grantmaking and through a range of research and tools delivered by our in-house analysts and researchers.    About the opportunity Arc is seeking an experienced Policy Lead to connect Arc’s work, which focuses on climate transitions in the private sector, with critical developments on relevant policy and regulatory processes. Reporting to the Director, Research &amp; Program, this exciting, newly created role will play a critical part in the climate finance ecosystem by strengthening linkages between private sector transition plans and relevant policy and regulatory processes. The latter include, for instance, the International Sustainability Standards Board, the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) and regulators in key markets (working with Arc partners).  A strong understanding of the how the climate community is working towards enhanced policies and regulation for climate change will be important to this role, ideally complemented with a familiarity with how transition plans are being developed by the private sector (work that is guided by voluntary or mandatory frameworks). At the technical level, the role will have a significant focus on sector/region scenarios and transition pathways, which are used to inform policy guidance as well as to assess individual companies (as well as countries) against science-based pathways. The role will also identify opportunities to incorporate information on policy developments into corporate transition analysis which are provided to financial decision makers. The focus will be to unlock financing of net zero transition by identifying key policy and regulatory interventions. This role will note be expected to directly engage with policy makers or regulators to influence them, but instead, forging strong relationships with advocacy organisations to shape policies and regulations.  We want to ensure that Arc is providing critical information and analysis to our partners, so that collectively we can build capacity and push for polices that advance the climate transition. What you will be doing:  <ul> <li>Developing Arc’s strategy for policy and regulatory engagement and forging strong relationships with key partners </li> <li>Ensuring Arc understands and responds to financiers’ needs, in particular on policy and regulatory measures that impact Arc’s outputs </li> <li>Leading Arc’s efforts to ensure relevant sector-region pathways are available and incorporated into our wider work </li> <li>Develop, manage and implement complex research assignments and analytical projects, showcasing financing solutions and innovations </li> <li>Maintain collaborative relationships with our partners and grantees – engaging and advising on research and analysis findings – to collectively build capacity on the nexus of private and public financing and policy interventions </li> <li>Build and maintain a range of relevant sectoral knowledge and information resources to enable the community to access high quality intelligence, analysis, and data to inform current and future programme activity. </li> </ul> RequirementsThe ideal candidate has: Required: <ul> <li>Commitment to Arc’s vision and mission </li> <li>Extensive and progressive experience working in a private or public financial institution or in public policy roles focused on climate finance </li> <li>Deep knowledge and understanding of trends in regulations and policy shifts and their implications on financing opportunities for climate safe solutions at the regional and global level </li> <li>Strong understanding of the how the climate community is working towards enhanced policies and regulation for climate change </li> <li>Demonstrated ability to manage relationships with key stakeholders, including government bodies, NGOs, and industry partners </li> <li>Experience managing complex research assignments and analytical projects </li> <li>Experience writing research-based reports with a focus on analytical research   </li> </ul>Desirable: <ul> <li>Understanding of the challenges facing financial sector organisations in aligning with net zero and how the barriers can be unlocked </li> <li>Experience or understanding of the interplay and effect of central bank actions and regulation on banks and financial institutions </li> <li>Experience in analysing sector/region scenarios and transition pathways and climate/energy related data </li> <li>Familiarity with how transition plans are being developed by the private sector, supported by voluntary and mandatory disclosure frameworks </li> <li>Experience of public speaking on relevant topics </li> <li>Data skills such as data analysis, quantitative modelling, statistical analysis and programming, including in Python and SQL  </li> </ul>BenefitsClimate Arc currently offers the following for UK staff:<ul> <li>36 days' holiday including public holidays (fully flexible)</li> <li>Private medical &amp; dental cover for you and your dependents</li> <li>Life assurance 4x basic salary (where available)</li> <li>9% company pension contribution</li> <li>Enhanced family pay and leave policies</li> <li>Professional development program</li> <li>Professional membership paid (if applicable)</li> <li>Nomad working policy including allowance up to €250/year </li> </ul>As well as the tangible items above, we are building a culture of trust and collaboration where we have confidence our team members will get the job done and meet the deadlines and expectations of their roles. LocationFor this role we can offer a remote first working option and are open to locations across the UK, Europe and the USA. Candidates in the US will need to be based on the East Coast due to the need to collaborate closely with employees in UK/European timezones. RemunerationDepending on experience and demonstrated capability, the salary range for this role is £80,000-100,000 (or local equivalent if not based in the UK). To applyPlease complete the Application Form including attaching an up-to-date CV as well as a Cover Letter (both in English) outlining how your skills and experience align with the above requirements and what motivates you to work with Climate Arc in this particular role.The application and assessment process will involve the following:<ul> <li>Application review (applications that do not include a full cover letter will not be considered)</li> <li>1st round interview: Recruiting Manager (30 to 45 minute MS Teams video call)</li> <li>Offline task (2-3 hours)</li> <li>Formal interview (in person or MS Teams) with the Hiring Manager and panel (1 hour)</li> </ul>

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