Energy Program Director (EW)

Earthworks; United States; Hybrid; USD 115,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Earthworks seeks an Energy Program Director in the United States to lead our efforts to stop the expansion of oil, gas and petrochemical extraction, reduce the harm of existing operations, and advance policy solutions in partnership with frontline communities. You will drive strategy, partnerships, and advocacy at the national level, shaping policy and communications across diverse coalitions.

As a senior leader, you will oversee fundraising, strategy development, and staff management while

Job description

Earthworks stands with frontline communities to protect the environment, health and rights from the adverse impacts of oil and gas extraction and hardrock mining while promoting sustainable solutions. Our team of experts partners with grassroots groups and environmental organizations across the U.S. to provide technical, communication, and advocacy support to local campaigns, building awareness of environmental justice issues, and engaging with diverse and low income communities who are the most vulnerable to the impacts from extraction. We are known as an effective and trusted bridge between impacted communities and policymakers in state capitols and Washington, DC.

ABOUT THE POSITION

We are now seeking a new Energy Program Director. The Director leads our efforts to stop the expansion of oil, gas and petrochemical extraction and infrastructure, reduce the harm of existing operations, and advance policy solutions while partnering with communities and grassroots organizations. As a senior leader within Earthworks, the Director oversees all aspects of our Energy Program including strategy, partnerships, policy, fundraising, communication and staff management. The successful candidate will be an inspirational leader with a deep commitment to anti-racism and environmental justice. They will appreciate and embrace diverse cultures and perspectives and possess an understanding of the challenges facing communities on the frontlines of the impacts from extraction. They will have substantial experience in stakeholder engagement and relationship management across a diverse set of constituencies and perspectives. They will ideally bring expertise in energy and climate policies pertaining to oil and gas.

COMPENSATION

$115,000-$125,000 commensurate with experience