ABOUT USGreenpeace is an independent global campaigning organisation, which uses creative confrontation to protect Earth's ability to nurture life in all its diversity. Joining Greenpeace puts you at the centre of the fight for the environment against big polluters and climate change.ABOUT THE ROLEWe all need thriving oceans for a liveable future. More than three billion people rely on the ocean for their livelihood. But right now, the ocean is under threat.We are looking for an experienced campaigner and project manager to lead our Oceans Are Life campaign portfolio, that includes campaigns for marine protection, against destructive fishing, and stopping deep sea mining before it starts.The Senior Campaign Manager - Oceans Are Life will manage a team to develop strategies and lead work that supports the global Oceans Are Life campaign strategy. Join Greenpeace to build and inspire public support for greater ocean protection.You will:- Lead and manage teams to deliver wins for ocean protection and ending deep sea mining through strategically-selected tactics- Support, develop and line manage campaigners and community engagement specialists- Engage with and ensure alignment with the Greenpeace International Oceans Are Life campaign- Maximise opportunities for successful campaigning in a dynamic world.ABOUT YOUYour background might be in campaigning, project or organisational leadership/management, or science and research. Regardless of where you have worked, you will have experience developing successful strategies and leading a team to deliver them. You will have strong people management skills.You will have an understanding of power and the different approaches to social change.You will be experienced with decision-making, prioritisation and creative problem solving. You will have a good knowledge of issues impacting the ocean, including scientific, legal and political, and experience of communicating the issues clearly and compellingly.SKILLS & EXPERIENCE• At least 5 years' experience relevant to strategic environmental campaigning (professionally and/or voluntarily)• Excellent strategic thinking• Experience in leading and inspiring teams to deliver a strategy and workplan• Resilient, comfortable with confrontation and passionate about defending nature• Strong public speaking and clear, succinct written communication skills• Experience of building trusting relationships with a range of stakeholders• Comfortable working with data and science as a foundation for campaign workThis role is based in Tamaki Makaurau (Auckland) and is a full time (37.5 hours per week) permanent position.You must be a New Zealand citizen or resident, or hold an existing New Zealand work permit to be considered for this role.#J-18808-Ljbffr
