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From our offices in London, Amsterdam, New York and Singapore, Acre connects sustainability executives with high impact organisations globally. Since 2003, we’ve provided sustainability & low carbon expertise to the boardroom and have delivered against some of the world's most complex requirements.
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Acre is the global leader in sustainability recruitment, placing experienced climate change, renewables, ESG and impact professionals across the globe. With unrivalled networks developed since 2003, we connect exceptional talent to organisations driving positive environmental and social impact.
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Acre’s contract and interim recruitment services provide flexible and rapid access to sustainability, cleantech, renewable energy & impact talent. We connect organisations with skilled professionals for high impact, short-term projects and specialist business needs.
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Acre’s advisory services empower organisations to build high-performing sustainability teams. We provide insights, benchmarking, and strategic advice to enhance talent capabilities and drive impactful environmental, social, and governance outcomes.
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Acre is the global leader in sustainability recruitment and executive search, connecting businesses with the very best ESG, low carbon solutions and mission-critical infrastructure talent worldwide.
With offices across Europe, Asia and the Americas, we’ve built the most powerful network of sustainability professionals, from executive leaders to technical experts and interim specialists.
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Current Opportunities
Senior Manager, Carbon
Acre is partnered with a leading North American forest-products and timberland business to appoint a Senior Manager, Carbon Sales & Marketing.
This is a high-impact commercial role within a growing Climate Solutions platform. The successful candidate will help commercialize a high-integrity forest-carbon portfolio, build long-term buyer and partner relationships, and convert market demand into completed carbon-credit transactions.
The role offers the opportunity to help build a scalable commercial engine for a major landowner with a substantial forest footprint, established forestry expertise and ambitious growth plans in natural climate solutions.
The role
The Senior Manager, Carbon Sales & Marketing will lead execution of the carbon portfolio sales plan, taking responsibility for buyer engagement, pipeline management, transaction coordination and sales forecasting.
This is not a purely strategic or technical carbon role. It requires a commercially rigorous, relationship-led professional who can engage credibly with sophisticated corporate buyers, intermediaries, procurement partners and other stakeholders across the voluntary carbon market.
Key responsibilities will include:
- Execute sales-generation activity in line with the carbon commercialization strategy and revenue objectives.
- Identify, qualify and develop relationships with prospective corporate buyers, intermediaries, advisors and strategic partners.
- Progress opportunities from initial engagement through buyer diligence, commercial negotiation, internal approval and transaction completion.
- Own sales-pipeline management, including lead qualification, account planning, deal prioritization, forecasting and regular reporting on conversion and revenue performance.
- Coordinate transaction execution, including term sheets, RFP responses, buyer diligence, contracting inputs, milestones and cross-functional approvals.
- Maintain oversight of credit availability, portfolio demand, pricing scenarios and revenue expectations.
- Represent the forest-carbon portfolio at selected customer meetings, industry events and market forums.
- Bring market intelligence into the business, identifying buyer needs, pricing signals, competitive developments and opportunities to improve the commercial process.
- Work closely with internal colleagues across carbon project development, forestry, legal, finance, marketing and strategic land solutions.
About you
You will be a commercially minded carbon, environmental commodities, renewable energy or climate-solutions professional with a demonstrable record of managing complex sales processes and building senior external relationships.
Direct experience selling voluntary carbon credits, particularly forest carbon, nature-based solutions or other high-integrity carbon products, will be highly relevant. However, the organization is also open to candidates from adjacent environmental commodity markets, including EACs, RECs, renewable-energy procurement and other environmental commodities, provided they can demonstrate strong enterprise sales discipline and a credible understanding of carbon-market dynamics.
You will bring:
- 8+ years of relevant commercial, sales, business-development or account-management experience.
- A record of executing commercial plans, developing buyer pipelines and delivering revenue-focused outcomes.
- Experience owning complex, multi-stakeholder sales processes from prospecting through contracting and close.
- Strong commercial judgement across pipeline health, sales forecasting, pricing scenarios, portfolio availability and revenue expectations.
- The ability to build trusted, long-term relationships with corporates, procurement teams, intermediaries, advisors and other market participants.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex carbon-market and portfolio information clearly.
- Confidence working across legal, finance, technical and operational stakeholders to progress transactions.
- Advanced Excel capability; experience using Power BI or comparable analytics and reporting tools is preferred.
- Experience in voluntary carbon markets, environmental commodities, sustainability, renewable energy or a related commercial market.
- A thoughtful, credible and values-led approach to representing a major landowner in an increasingly scrutinised carbon market.
Location and travel
This role is remote within the United States.
The successful candidate should be comfortable traveling up to 50% for customer meetings, conferences, internal collaboration and other market-facing activity.
Apply
If you are interested in building demand for a high-integrity forest-carbon portfolio and want to play a central role in scaling a leading Climate Solutions platform, please apply directly or contact Lewis Murray at lewis.murray@acresearch.com for a confidential discussion.
Acre is committed to building inclusive and diverse talent pools. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds.
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Spotlight
Our Most Valuable Resource Isn't in the Ground
At 3:30pm on November 5, 2015, a tailings dam near Mariana, Minas Gerais, Brazil began to leak. The Fundão Dam, operated by Samarco and built to store waste from the Germano iron ore mine, sat in the hills above the village of Bento Rodrigues. By 4:20pm, the leak had become a catastrophic rupture.
>> Read the full piece here
An estimated 43.7 million cubic metres of mine tailings surged into the Doce River. The toxic sludge engulfed Bento Rodrigues and Paracatu de Baixo, killing 19 people, displacing thousands, and contaminating hundreds of kilometres of waterways before reaching the Atlantic Ocean. It remains Brazil’s worst environmental disaster. The social, environmental, and economic impacts are still being felt and will likely persist for generations.
Four years later, the Brumadinho tailings dam disaster, also in Brazil, caused by the sudden collapse of an iron ore waste dam, killed 270 people. At precisely the moment when minerals were becoming central to the global energy transition, mining found itself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
The industry response was significant.
In 2020, the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM) was launched by the International Council on Mining and Metals, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the Principles for Responsible Investment. It introduced a globally recognised framework built on zero harm, board-level accountability, independent oversight, transparent disclosure, and planning for worst-case failure scenarios.
Alongside this, the Mining Association of Canada’s Towards Sustainable Mining (TSM) standard has also become a widely adopted industry framework over the last 20 years, focusing on continuous performance improvement across environmental and social responsibility, including tailings management, community engagement, and site-level accountability.
Across the sector, leadership teams have started to rethink and reshape their relationship with the land, communities, investors, and employees.
But standards and frameworks alone do not create responsible mining. People do.
>> Read the full piece here
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