Sr. Manager, Sustainability & Agriculture Finance

The job purpose of an ESG Finance Manager is to integrate and advance environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles within the financial decision-making process of the organization. The manager aims to enhance the long-term sustainability and ethical impact of investment strategies while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and fostering positive stakeholder relationships.

What’s on the Menu?

1. ESG Strategy Development: Develop and implement ESG strategies and frameworks aligned with the investment goals and values of the organization.
2. Financial Analysis: Analyze financial data to assess the impact of ESG factors on investment performance and risk management.
3. Reporting and Compliance: Prepare and manage ESG-related reporting and disclosures, ensuring compliance with regulations and industry standards.
4. Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, including investors, regulators, and community groups, to promote ESG initiatives.
5. Risk Assessment: Identify and assess ESG risks within investment portfolios and operational processes, integrating findings into overall risk management strategies.
6. Research and Insight: Conduct research on ESG trends, regulations, and best practices, providing insights to inform investment decisions.
7. Performance Metrics: Establish and track ESG performance metrics to measure the effectiveness of ESG initiatives and their impact on financial outcomes.

Through these objectives, the Sustainability Finance Manager plays a crucial role in driving the organization towards sustainable financial success while contributing to broader societal and environmental goals.