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Pioneer Cities’ Project Coordinator, New Energy Cities -- Climate Solutions

Climate Solutions’ New Energy Cities program is seeking a seasoned Project Coordinator, who shares our passion for enabling the massive transformation to the clean energy economy in the Northwest; has experience with client management; and is skilled in project management. It is a fast-paced position in a start-up environment with very limited administrative support. For more information about Climate Solutions, visit www.climatesolutions.org. The Pioneer Cities’ Project Coordinator will manage the NEC relationship with specific partner cities, serving as NEC’s primary liaison to these city-clients. The Pioneer Cities’ Project Coordinator will coordinate delivery of a variety of NEC consulting services, customized to each city, designed to enable the city to successfully implement its NEC Action Plan. The Project Coordinator is the “first-responder” who supports lead staff at each city to anticipate and overcome barriers, and maximize the benefits of being part of the NEC community. Tasks range from pre-contractual scoping, to supporting city staff to managing group processes and stakeholders, program design and project implementation, public engagement and communications strategies, and resource development and capacity-building. TO APPLY Send a résumé, cover letter addressed to Eileen Quigley, New Energy Cities Program Director, and at least three professional reference contacts to: Conner Sharpe, Director of Finance and Administration at conner@climatesolutions.org.

Project Coordinator, Sustainable Biofuels Stakeholder Engagement Project -- Climate Solutions

Climate Solutions is seeking an incredibly well organized, highly professional and socially skilled individual who can support Climate Solutions as a contractor to coordinate a stakeholder engagement project that will involve industry, public agencies, research universities, environmental organizations, and other stakeholders. The goal of this project is to engage public stakeholders and industry to develop pathways to sustainable sources of bioenergy in a specific industry segment – representing one of the most important and fastest growing sectors of the regional and global economies. The core participants in this effort are major public and private sector players who are committed to making the Pacific Northwest a center for the deployment of sustainable biofuels in this industry segment. TO APPLY Send a résumé, cover letter, writing sample and at least three professional reference contacts to: Conner Sharpe, Director of Finance and Administration at conner@climatesolutions.org. For more information about Climate Solutions, visit www.climatesolutions.org.

Campaign Director -- The Alaska Conservation Foundation

Driven by the disproportionate impacts of climate change in Alaska, more than 30 conservation and tribal organizations are working together to ensure the vast amount of coal in Alaska stays in the ground and energy policy favors energy efficiency and renewable energy. The ideal candidate is excited by the challenge at hand, has 5+ years of leading complex conservation campaigns, an understanding of energy issues, proven leadership skills, and a desire to live and work in Alaska. A full position description can be found online at http://alaskaconservation.org/foundation/jobs/.