GSCC | Strategic Communications Senior Associate, Super Pollutants
TypeFull-time job
LocationWorldwide
Posted1 hour ago
This position is with the Global Strategic Communications Council (GSCC), a global network of communications professionals in the field of climate, energy and nature. GSCC is a programme hosted by the Meliore Foundation.
Super pollutants are powerful climate greenhouse gases that remain in the atmosphere for a much shorter period of time than carbon dioxide. Yet their damage potential can be many times greater, and they have harmful effects for people, ecosystems and agricultural productivity. However, because of their short lifespan, cutting super pollutant emissions quickly can have a huge impact on lessening the most dangerous impacts of climate change.
This role will work across GSCC’s global network of communicators to drive smart, targeted, strategic communications around super pollutants and the solutions that can reduce them - growing the support for effective solutions, and strengthening efforts to accelerate their reduction.
How you'll contribute
Strategy and Capacity Development
Work closely with GSCC colleagues and a global network of partners working on tackling super pollutants to develop a strategic communications campaign strategy for the field.
Build out a network of experts in the field, media contacts and influencers who can develop content on super pollutants for a range of audiences across multiple platforms.
Embed strategic communications expertise on super pollutants, providing a consistent surround-sound for elite decision makers on the importance of super pollutant mitigation
Delivery
Drive a global narrative shift on super pollutants through high-impact, tactical strategic influence across traditional and new media
Develop, build and deploy a strategic communications strategy aimed at cutting global super pollutants in key markets.
To include comms strategy development, landscape analysis, messaging, audience analysis, message testing, digital campaign development
Develop data-backed messaging to lead to aligned, stronger partner interventions
Scope national-level super pollutants campaigns and identify where additional resources are required
Intelligence gathering / network development
Work closely, sensitively and carefully with key diplomatic / CSO partners in the super pollutants space
Report intelligence / developments back to Team Energy and super pollutants partners
Identify and engage key industry / technical voices to advance super pollutant mitigation narratives
Collaboration
Work closely and collaboratively with Team Energy colleagues and GSCC colleagues working on super pollutants across the network
Be present on all relevant calls, engaged on meetings (within reason given timezones)
Build contacts, networks, partner engagement in key target countries
Advise partners on strategic communications interventions
Actively embody and uphold the values of the GSCC
Our ideal candidate has
Extensive experience in strategic climate communications, with experience working on super pollutants
Expert level understanding of super pollutant issues across agriculture, energy, food, and more
Proven ability to develop and land communications strategies
Excellent understanding of global media landscape, including new media
Experience working with global teams across multiple time zones
Fluency in written and spoken English, our working language; additional languages are an asset.
The disposition to work generously with colleagues in a high-trust global community of peers.
The versatile and adaptable skills necessary to flourish in a fast-paced and wide-ranging work environment and work across time zones using tools such as Zoom, Slack and email (Google Workspace).
A commitment to an inclusive and empowering approach to facing climate
Why join us?
Be part of a remote-first, international network of professionals working on climate, energy and nature and work with a bunch of dynamic, culturally diverse individuals who combine their passion to make a difference with a rigorous and results-oriented approach to work.
6 offline days (with no calls or meetings) per year to focus on your work
Reduced working time on Fridays during the Dry Season (summer)
Access to our employee assistance program to support your mental health and personal development
Supplementary paid business closure for end-of-year holidays
Maternity leave matched to 20 weeks for countries where regulation allows less than that
Enjoy regular opportunities to connect and collaborate with colleagues around the world
A full-time position with an employment or consultant contract, subject to location, for 12 months, with possible renewal after one year.
Location: flexibly remote, ideally within 6 hours of CET
Some international travel will be required. We may be able to provide co-working spaces in some locations. Only candidates with the right to work in their location will be considered.
Contract and Benefits disclaimer: Contract type and some benefits may vary by jurisdiction. We will confirm eligibility and the applicable terms during the hiring process.
Salary / Fee: Meliore sets compensation levels through a systematic alignment with local market data, taking into account the responsibility level of each role or the expected level of services and the skills and experience of the selected candidate. We apply a consistent, equitable, compensation policy, and provide data on our calculations and pay or fee ranges, in all locations where we operate. Our compensation practices reflect our commitment to fairness, inclusion, and accountability, and are regularly reviewed to ensure alignment with evolving market standards and organisational values.
Originally posted on Himalayas
Super pollutants are powerful climate greenhouse gases that remain in the atmosphere for a much shorter period of time than carbon dioxide. Yet their damage potential can be many times greater, and they have harmful effects for people, ecosystems and agricultural productivity. However, because of their short lifespan, cutting super pollutant emissions quickly can have a huge impact on lessening the most dangerous impacts of climate change.
This role will work across GSCC’s global network of communicators to drive smart, targeted, strategic communications around super pollutants and the solutions that can reduce them - growing the support for effective solutions, and strengthening efforts to accelerate their reduction.
How you'll contribute
Strategy and Capacity Development
Work closely with GSCC colleagues and a global network of partners working on tackling super pollutants to develop a strategic communications campaign strategy for the field.
Build out a network of experts in the field, media contacts and influencers who can develop content on super pollutants for a range of audiences across multiple platforms.
Embed strategic communications expertise on super pollutants, providing a consistent surround-sound for elite decision makers on the importance of super pollutant mitigation
Delivery
Drive a global narrative shift on super pollutants through high-impact, tactical strategic influence across traditional and new media
Develop, build and deploy a strategic communications strategy aimed at cutting global super pollutants in key markets.
To include comms strategy development, landscape analysis, messaging, audience analysis, message testing, digital campaign development
Develop data-backed messaging to lead to aligned, stronger partner interventions
Scope national-level super pollutants campaigns and identify where additional resources are required
Intelligence gathering / network development
Work closely, sensitively and carefully with key diplomatic / CSO partners in the super pollutants space
Report intelligence / developments back to Team Energy and super pollutants partners
Identify and engage key industry / technical voices to advance super pollutant mitigation narratives
Collaboration
Work closely and collaboratively with Team Energy colleagues and GSCC colleagues working on super pollutants across the network
Be present on all relevant calls, engaged on meetings (within reason given timezones)
Build contacts, networks, partner engagement in key target countries
Advise partners on strategic communications interventions
Actively embody and uphold the values of the GSCC
Our ideal candidate has
Extensive experience in strategic climate communications, with experience working on super pollutants
Expert level understanding of super pollutant issues across agriculture, energy, food, and more
Proven ability to develop and land communications strategies
Excellent understanding of global media landscape, including new media
Experience working with global teams across multiple time zones
Fluency in written and spoken English, our working language; additional languages are an asset.
The disposition to work generously with colleagues in a high-trust global community of peers.
The versatile and adaptable skills necessary to flourish in a fast-paced and wide-ranging work environment and work across time zones using tools such as Zoom, Slack and email (Google Workspace).
A commitment to an inclusive and empowering approach to facing climate
Why join us?
Be part of a remote-first, international network of professionals working on climate, energy and nature and work with a bunch of dynamic, culturally diverse individuals who combine their passion to make a difference with a rigorous and results-oriented approach to work.
6 offline days (with no calls or meetings) per year to focus on your work
Reduced working time on Fridays during the Dry Season (summer)
Access to our employee assistance program to support your mental health and personal development
Supplementary paid business closure for end-of-year holidays
Maternity leave matched to 20 weeks for countries where regulation allows less than that
Enjoy regular opportunities to connect and collaborate with colleagues around the world
A full-time position with an employment or consultant contract, subject to location, for 12 months, with possible renewal after one year.
Location: flexibly remote, ideally within 6 hours of CET
Some international travel will be required. We may be able to provide co-working spaces in some locations. Only candidates with the right to work in their location will be considered.
Contract and Benefits disclaimer: Contract type and some benefits may vary by jurisdiction. We will confirm eligibility and the applicable terms during the hiring process.
Salary / Fee: Meliore sets compensation levels through a systematic alignment with local market data, taking into account the responsibility level of each role or the expected level of services and the skills and experience of the selected candidate. We apply a consistent, equitable, compensation policy, and provide data on our calculations and pay or fee ranges, in all locations where we operate. Our compensation practices reflect our commitment to fairness, inclusion, and accountability, and are regularly reviewed to ensure alignment with evolving market standards and organisational values.
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