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Czarnikow (CZ) is seeking a Regenerative Agriculture Programme Manager to lead the continued development, delivery, and rollout of the VIVE Regenerative Agriculture Programme across multiple geographies. The role demands deep technical expertise in regenerative agriculture, decarbonisation, and carbon accounting, plus the ability to translate science into practical guidance for farmers and clients.
You will design and run feasibility studies, mentor junior team members, manage budgets, and
This Full time on site position offers great opportunities for career growth.
Location: London, ENG, GB.
CZ is a global supply chain solutions company with 160 years of experience in commodity trading, whose purpose is to exert a positive economic and sustainable influence in its food, beverage, and energy supply chains. CZ buys, sells, moves and de‑risks commodities through a range of services including trade finance, commodities trading, analysis, freight, logistics and price risk management. We are an entrepreneurial company, with innovation at the heart of everything we do. We are open to change, as shown through the recent expansion of our product portfolio and move into energy. Our people are our most valued asset and make the business what it is today. We hope that you will join our team.
We offer a competitive starting salary, supported by a comprehensive benefits package, which includes:
The Regenerative Agriculture Programme Manager will lead the continued development, delivery, and roll‑out of the VIVE Regenerative Agriculture Programme’s existing strategy and technical module. This is a mid‑to‑senior technical role for someone with deep, hands‑on expertise in regenerative agriculture and its relationship to decarbonisation and low‑carbon agriculture, with the ability to design and run technical feasibility studies across multiple crops and geographies and translate complex agronomic and carbon science into practical guidance for farmers, clients, and internal teams.
We are looking for someone with the following skillset and attributes: Essential: Degree in Agriculture, Agronomy, Environmental Science, or a related field; a postgraduate qualification or professional certification in regenerative or sustainable agriculture is an advantage. Minimum 5-10 years’ hands‑on experience in a similar technical role, spanning large‑scale agricultural commodity production, technical agronomy, or regenerative agriculture programme management, across multiple crop types, with proven global experience designing and running technical feasibility studies across multiple geographies, including Brazil, Mexico, the US, South Africa, Thailand, the Philippines, Japan, and Australia. Deep, technical knowledge of regenerative agriculture principles and their commercial application, and of the relationship between regenerative agriculture, decarbonisation, and low‑carbon agriculture; working knowledge of carbon accounting standards including the GHG Protocol, the Land Sector and Removals Standard (LSRS), and SBTi FLAG, and familiarity with frameworks such as the SAI Platform’s Regenerating Together Programme; working knowledge of international sustainability standards and certification schemes (e.g. EUDR, ISCC, Bonsucro) is also valuable. Track record of managing complex, cross‑border programmes, including budgets, timelines, and multi‑stakeholder resourcing, and securing and managing funding from donors, development finance institutions, or corporate sustainability budgets. Strong stakeholder management skills, with excellent research, analytical, and technical writing abilities, and confidence presenting technical findings and feasibility studies to clients and internal audiences. Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, with willingness and ability to travel internationally as required. Strong commercial understanding of commodity markets, mass balance systems, and supply chain dynamics, with the ability to help clients structure commercially viable, sustainable supply chains; specific knowledge of sugarcane and sugar beet supply chains and industry would be a big advantage.