What is a Sustainability Manager doing? Job description and responsibilities

What does a Sustainability Manager do?

The Sustainability Manager is responsible for developing and leading the implementation of sustainability strategies and initiatives across the organization. This role will collaborate with stakeholders and executive leadership to identify and develop strategies that promote corporate social responsibility and reduce environmental impact. The Sustainability Manager will analyze current practices and develop plans to reduce the company's carbon footprint, improve operational efficiency, and create green initiatives. This position requires a passion for sustainability and an entrepreneurial spirit to drive innovation and impactful change.

Responsibilities of Sustainability Manager

1. Develop and implement sustainability strategies, initiatives and programs that align with organizational goals.
2. Monitor, track and report on sustainability performance metrics.
3. Lead or participate in organizational sustainability-related initiatives and projects.
4. Develop and manage sustainability budgets.
5. Engage with external stakeholders to promote sustainability initiatives.
6. Develop sustainability-related communications and marketing materials.
7. Research and stay informed of the latest sustainability trends and best practices.
8. Develop and maintain relationships with key sustainability partners, organizations and industry groups.
9. Facilitate and coordinate sustainability-related meetings and events.
10. Act as a liaison between internal and external stakeholders on sustainability-related issues.