Senior Growth Lead, Freshwater Ecology

WSP Global Inc.; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Leadership development

Professional memberships supported

Career progression opportunities

Job summary

WSP Global Inc. seeks an experienced Freshwater Ecology Growth Lead to shape the growth, capability and delivery excellence of our freshwater ecology practice.

You’ll influence major projects, build a national team and drive innovative ecological solutions across rivers, wetlands, lakes and aquatic environments. You’ll work with senior leaders to shape market approaches, strengthen client relationships and pursue opportunities in infrastructure, water, transport, and energy programmes while

Qualifications

• Strong leadership experience in freshwater ecology
• Experience with UK environmental sector and infrastructure projects
• Knowledge of UK freshwater ecology legislation and policy
• Proven ability to build client relationships and identify opportunities
• Experience supporting strategic growth and bids
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
• Collaborative leadership style that develops teams

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic growth direction for freshwater ecology practice
• Develop market approach and client relationships
• Identify opportunities across infrastructure, water, energy and transport sectors
• Lead recruitment, capability development and mentoring
• Oversee delivery performance, project safety, quality and profitability
• Represent the practice at events and client forums
• Drive innovation and new service offerings

Job description

WSP Global Inc. seeks an experienced Freshwater Ecology Growth Lead to shape the growth, capability and delivery excellence of our freshwater ecology practice.

You’ll influence major projects, build a national team and drive innovative ecological solutions across rivers, wetlands, lakes and aquatic environments. You’ll work with senior leaders to shape market approaches, strengthen client relationships and pursue opportunities in infrastructure, water, transport, and energy programmes while