Wyoming Environmental Campaign Director

The Public Interest Network; Cheyenne (WY); On-site; USD 40,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Time off

Commuter benefits

401(k) employer match

Parental leave

Disability insurance

Student loan assistance

Training program

Advancement opportunities

Job summary

Environment America seeks a Wyoming State Director to run campaigns that protect Wyoming’s special places, pollinators, and clean energy. Based in Cheyenne, the role reports to Emily Rusch and is a full-time position.

You will shape priorities, build coalitions, organize events, and advocate to policymakers while expanding media presence and fundraising. A strong communicator with Wyoming ties is highly valued.

Qualifications

• Passionate about the environment and grassroots campaigns.
• 5+ years in advocacy or organizing; 2+ years for a role with more limited responsibility.
• Strong writing and public speaking skills; media experience is a plus.
• Creative problem-solver and strategic thinker with opportunity to lead.
• People-focused with listening skills and openness to diverse viewpoints.
• Well-organized and able to manage multiple proposals simultaneously.
• Deep ties to Wyoming or commitment to relocating to Wyoming.

Responsibilities

• Help shape program priorities through policy development and research.
• Build coalitions across the political spectrum to support campaign goals.
• Organize events and recruit volunteers and partner organizations.
• Earn traditional and social media attention for campaigns.
• Advocate to decision-makers via lobbying, testimonies, and materials.
• Fundraise by writing grants and engaging donors.
• Grow the team and potentially oversee staff.

Skills

Grassroots organizing

Advocacy experience

Public speaking

Writing

Strategic thinking

Stakeholder engagement

Project management

Job description

Environment America seeks a Wyoming State Director to run campaigns that protect Wyoming’s special places, pollinators, and clean energy. Based in Cheyenne, the role reports to Emily Rusch and is a full-time position.

You will shape priorities, build coalitions, organize events, and advocate to policymakers while expanding media presence and fundraising. A strong communicator with Wyoming ties is highly valued.