Global Environmental Sustainability Manager

We are seeking a Global Environmental Sustainability Manager to join a newly established, industry-leading global law firm. Reporting to the Senior Environmental Sustainability Manager, this role is a critical part of the Sustainability Team, with a focus on decarbonisation, biodiversity, and nature-related initiatives. The position involves supporting both colleagues and the wider business, while taking ownership of various environmental programmes. A proactive, self-motivated attitude is essential, along with the ability to engage stakeholders and seamlessly integrate new sustainability initiatives into the firm's daily operations. Key Responsibilities: Coordinate global environmental activities, including data collection, and support global impact reporting. Lead or support the rollout of global biodiversity and nature-related initiatives. Support and manage aspects of the Responsible Supply Chain programme. Redesign and manage the global Green Champions network, including communications and project reporting. Contribute to annual environmental disclosure projects (CSRD, CDP). Provide sustainability support in real estate and operational initiatives. Respond to client queries and participate in tenders, client audits, and relationships. Manage new starter inductions and represent the Sustainability Team as required. Drive new ideas and initiatives in collaboration with the Sustainability Team. Offer support to team members as needed. Key Requirements: Experience in a managerial environmental role. Expertise in managing sustainability data and systems. Strong drive for results with a focus on performance management and metrics. Excellent communication and engagement skills at all levels. Deep understanding of environmental sustainability, legal, and statutory frameworks. Knowledge of biodiversity and nature-related frameworks. Full/working towards Full Membership of IEMA or similar qualification is advantageous. All applicants must have the permanent right to work in the UK.