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Hanson Search partners with a leading international ocean conservation organisation to appoint a Senior Communications Director in Brussels. You will lead an integrated European communications strategy, positioning the organisation as a leading voice on environmental protection in Europe.
Reporting to the Executive Director for Europe, you will work across EU member states, campaigns, science and policy teams to turn evidence into public support and policy outcomes.
Hanson Search is partnering with a leading international ocean conservation organisation to appoint a Senior Communications Director to join its European Senior Leadership Team. This is a rare chance for a senior communications leader to make communications a strategic driver of policy change. The role comes at a defining time for environmental protection in Europe.
In this Senior Communications Director role, you will report directly to the Executive Director for Europe. You will lead an integrated communications strategy that positions the organisation as a leading voice on environmental protection in Europe.
This newly created role sits on the European Senior Leadership Team, where it will strengthen communications across EU member states.
With a major EU legislative opportunity ahead, you will step straight into high‑profile campaigns that will shape European policy for years to come. You will work closely with senior colleagues in campaigns and in the science and policy teams to build communications into campaign design from the start. Your job is to turn evidence into public support and concrete policy outcomes.
A Respected Environmental NGO With a Track Record of Results
The organisation is a respected international non‑profit that uses scientific evidence and public campaigning to win concrete policy change. Its European team works across several countries and engages with EU institutions and national governments on nature protection and biodiversity. Success is measured not in coverage but in outcomes, with governments acting and ecosystems recovering.