Sr. Director, Head of Climate Action Institute
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Sr. Director, Head of Climate Action Institute
Toronto, CA (Hybrid)
The Sr. Director (Head) of the Climate Action Institute will lead the flagship platform to advance real‑economy thinking on climate change and the energy transition. This senior leader will shape national dialogue, inform policy, and mobilize action to support Canada’s net‑zero ambition—through rigorous research, influential partnerships, and bold convening.
The Institute plays a unique role at the intersection of business, government, and community—demonstrating the firm’s leadership on climate and advancing credible, solutions‑oriented insights to accelerate Canada’s transition to a more sustainable, competitive, and inclusive economy.
Main Responsibilities
Set the strategic direction for the Institute, aligning its mission with the company's broader climate and energy transition commitments.
Demonstrate leadership on climate through the development of high-impact research and insights on the energy transition, including clean technology, transition finance, regulatory shifts, and sectoral decarbonization.
Convene and lead business leaders, policymakers, academics, and innovators to unlock new thinking and forge pragmatic pathways to net‑zero.
Oversee signature initiatives—such as the Canadian Alliance for Net‑Zero Agrifood and the Climate Smart Buildings Alliance—that demonstrate practical, scalable climate solutions.
Engage in key public forums, summits, and media to represent the firm’s thought leadership on climate, energy, and economic transformation.
Collaborate internally across climate strategy, business, economics, sustainability, thought leadership, and industry teams to elevate the Institute's impact and reach.
Lead a high-performing team, fostering a culture of intellectual curiosity, collaboration, and public purpose.
Requirements Must‑have:
10+ years in energy transition, climate policy, public affairs, sustainability, or related domains.
Proven track record of leading complex, cross‑sectoral initiatives with measurable impact.
Exceptional communicator, writer, and public thinker—comfortable shaping opinion and driving dialogue.
Deep knowledge of Canada's climate policy landscape, industrial sectors, and transition pathways.
Strategic leader with the ability to balance thought leadership with practical execution.
Nice‑to‑have:
Experience with business and climate strategy or within financial services, government, or research organizations.
Background in economics, energy systems, environmental policy, or innovation strategy.
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Toronto, CA (Hybrid)
The Sr. Director (Head) of the Climate Action Institute will lead the flagship platform to advance real‑economy thinking on climate change and the energy transition. This senior leader will shape national dialogue, inform policy, and mobilize action to support Canada’s net‑zero ambition—through rigorous research, influential partnerships, and bold convening.
The Institute plays a unique role at the intersection of business, government, and community—demonstrating the firm’s leadership on climate and advancing credible, solutions‑oriented insights to accelerate Canada’s transition to a more sustainable, competitive, and inclusive economy.
Main Responsibilities
Set the strategic direction for the Institute, aligning its mission with the company's broader climate and energy transition commitments.
Demonstrate leadership on climate through the development of high-impact research and insights on the energy transition, including clean technology, transition finance, regulatory shifts, and sectoral decarbonization.
Convene and lead business leaders, policymakers, academics, and innovators to unlock new thinking and forge pragmatic pathways to net‑zero.
Oversee signature initiatives—such as the Canadian Alliance for Net‑Zero Agrifood and the Climate Smart Buildings Alliance—that demonstrate practical, scalable climate solutions.
Engage in key public forums, summits, and media to represent the firm’s thought leadership on climate, energy, and economic transformation.
Collaborate internally across climate strategy, business, economics, sustainability, thought leadership, and industry teams to elevate the Institute's impact and reach.
Lead a high-performing team, fostering a culture of intellectual curiosity, collaboration, and public purpose.
Requirements Must‑have:
10+ years in energy transition, climate policy, public affairs, sustainability, or related domains.
Proven track record of leading complex, cross‑sectoral initiatives with measurable impact.
Exceptional communicator, writer, and public thinker—comfortable shaping opinion and driving dialogue.
Deep knowledge of Canada's climate policy landscape, industrial sectors, and transition pathways.
Strategic leader with the ability to balance thought leadership with practical execution.
Nice‑to‑have:
Experience with business and climate strategy or within financial services, government, or research organizations.
Background in economics, energy systems, environmental policy, or innovation strategy.
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