Chief People, Culture & Equity Officer
confidentialNew York (NY)
Chief People, Culture & Equity Officer
Posted 5 days ago
confidentialNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Executive
About the role
Chief People, Culture & Equity Officer
About the Company:
Independent organization focusing on science-based advocacy initiatives Industry Renewables & Environment Type Non Profit Founded 1969 Employees 201-500 Categories Non Profit Renewables & Environment Environment Nature Conservation Advocacy Cultural Activities Specialtiesclimateclean vehiclesclean energyscience and democracyglobal securityand food and agriculture
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a Chief People, Culture & Equity Officer (CPCE) to lead its people function and JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) strategies. The CPCE will be responsible for fostering a culture that is unified, welcoming, anti-racist, and inclusive, in line with the organization's core values. This role is pivotal in ensuring that the full employee lifecycle is managed in a way that is compliant with relevant laws and agreements, and that JEDI principles are integrated into all aspects of the organization. The successful candidate will be a trusted advisor to the President and a partner across the organization, with a focus on supporting the mission and strategic direction. Candidates for the CPCE position at the company must have an MBA or MA/MS in a relevant field, or equivalent professional experience, and a minimum of 10 years in HR and/or people leadership, with at least five years at the executive level. The role requires a proven track record in leading JEDI strategy, anti-racism work, and culture change, with the ability to influence senior leaders and build shared accountability. Experience in a unionized environment and with equity-centered accountability systems is essential. The CPCE will also be responsible for organizational change, and must have excellent communication, conflict-resolution, and change-management skills. A strategic, collaborative, and transparent approach is necessary to advance the organization's mission and long-term sustainability. Hiring Manager Title President & CEOFunctions Human Resources
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