Position Summary<\/h2>\n
In the wake of a historic Washington State legislative session for climate, passing an economy-wide price on carbon, establishing a clean fuel standard, and making important investments for climate action, WEC\/WCV is seeking a thoughtful, enterprising and people-oriented Climate and Clean Energy Campaign Manager to advance policy and campaigns that move our state to the next level for climate action.<\/p>\n
WEC\/WCV\u2019s work in Climate & Clean Energy has three interwoven elements: establish equitable and impactful climate policy; deepen and expand relationships in community and across coalitions to advance climate action; and translate climate policies and campaigns into action. This position includes campaign development, management, and participation, policy analysis and development, and strategy development and deployment. This is a full-time position, supervised by WEC\/WCV\u2019s Climate and Fossil Fuel Program Director. Position location is flexible, and may be based either out of WEC\u2019s office in Seattle, WA or remotely from another location in Washington State. If outside Seattle, travel will be required to attend in-person office and coalition meetings, at the discretion of the Program Director.<\/p>\n
Who we are<\/h2>\n
Washington Environmental Council (WEC)<\/strong>\u00a0is a nonprofit, statewide advocacy organization. For over 50 years, WEC has brought people together to solve Washington\u2019s most critical environmental issues. WEC builds power for the environmental movement by building partnerships, mobilizing the public, connecting voters to decision makers, and taking legal action. Our mission is to protect, restore, and sustain Washington\u2019s environment for all.<\/p>\n Washington Conservation Voters (WCV)<\/strong>\u00a0ensures Washington\u2019s decision makers keep our environment protected, healthy, and vibrant. Over the last 35 years, we have elected environmental champions, held our elected leaders to the highest standard, and built statewide momentum for environmental campaigns through innovative voter outreach efforts and community organizing.\u00a0 WCV is committed to making sure all people in Washington state have a healthy environment and a strong, sustainable economy.<\/p>\n By effectively combining the policy know-how of WEC with the political know-how of WCV, we have reshaped how environmental protection is achieved in Washington. With one shared CEO, our organizations work in partnership as each pursues its unique mission. Combined, we have a staff of 35+ and work in a LEED-certified building in downtown Seattle with a view of Elliott Bay. Given the current pandemic we are working remotely and plan to slowly return to the office in accord with local and national health directives.\u00a0 Our teams have access to a variety of online tools and systems that support working remotely. Our expectation is that we will eventually return to some schedule of safely working together in our downtown Seattle office.<\/p>\n We offer competitive salaries, good benefits, and the opportunity to make a difference. We are committed to a diverse, socially just, and welcoming work environment and people of color, people with varying abilities, and people of all sexual orientations and gender identities are especially encouraged to apply. We continue to advance the application of a racial equity lens to our work, and are led by a CEO who is a woman of color.<\/p>\nResponsibilities<\/strong><\/h2>\n