Strategic Corporate Campaigns Lead (Remote)

Mercy For Animals; United States; Remote; USD 67,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, vision and dental insurance

Generous paid time off

401(k) retirement plan with company-mq

Job summary

Mercy For Animals seeks a Corporate Campaigns Manager to lead high-impact campaigns pressuring businesses to adopt animal welfare and plant-based procurement policies. You will manage a team, develop evidence-based strategies, and coordinate with the Corporate Relations Manager to shape outreach and policy influence.

The role emphasizes bold tactics, collaboration across MFA departments, and travel 2–3 times per year when needed.

Qualifications

• 5+ years’ experience in corporate pressure campaigns or related advocacy fields.
• Demonstrated role in a campaign that changed a corporation’s policy or practices.
• Strong understanding of the food industry and animal welfare issues is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Own strategy and execution for a portfolio of corporate pressure campaigns.
• Manage and develop a team of Corporate Campaigns Specialists; set goals and review work.
• Coordinate with the Corporate Relations Manager to sequence outreach and negotiations.
• Lead corporate power mapping and research into ownership, exposure, brand and supply chains.
• Develop and execute innovative campaigns using diverse tactics to secure policy changes.

Skills

Corporate Campaigns

Interpersonal communication

Persuasive writing and speaking

Campaign strategy

Leadership and mentoring

Education

Bachelor's degree in political science, sociology, business, economics, marketing, public relations, communications, or related fields

Job description

Mercy For Animals seeks a Corporate Campaigns Manager to lead high-impact campaigns pressuring businesses to adopt animal welfare and plant-based procurement policies. You will manage a team, develop evidence-based strategies, and coordinate with the Corporate Relations Manager to shape outreach and policy influence.

The role emphasizes bold tactics, collaboration across MFA departments, and travel 2–3 times per year when needed.