Jobs at The Nature Conservancy

Leads Washington conservation transactions, including land acquisitions, easements, donations, leases, and preserve transfers. Manages complex projects, negotiations, legal and financial considerations, partner relationships, fundraising support, project approvals, and a team of 2–3 staff. Collaborates with government agencies, Tribes, conservation organizations, landowners, and internal teams to advance climate-resilient conservation goals. Oversees budgets, workflows, performance management, and regional transaction coordination.

Manages budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, analysis, close activities, grants management, donor reporting, compliance, controls, and project budgets for an assigned finance portfolio. Provides decision-support insights, maintains financial data integrity, supports process improvements, approves expenses and invoices, prepares journal entries, and advises stakeholders in a complex nonprofit environment.

Provides specialized financial analysis, accounting, reporting, and strategic advisory support to Capital Markets and other business units. Manages cash flow transactions, debt and credit ratings, funding strategies, financial models, performance reporting, risk analyses, and conservation finance transactions. Oversees compliance, projects, vendors, and potentially staff while advising senior leadership on financial and lending decisions.

Supports implementation of The Nature Conservancy’s public fundraising strategy through project coordination, operational support, knowledge management, reporting, budgeting, meeting coordination, and relationship management. Maintains strategy tools and dashboards, supports CRM adoption, coordinates internal and external meetings, prepares presentations and communications, monitors expenditures, and assists public-sector engagement activities.

Coordinates agroforestry contracts, vendor and producer payments, invoices, reports, budgets, compliance, meetings, communications, and program processes. The role manages projects with multiple variables, supports farmers and partners, improves team systems, and ensures timely execution of grant-funded initiatives. It is remote within the continental United States, with occasional domestic travel and possible evening or weekend work.

Leads the Corporate Engagement advisory team, overseeing staff development, corporate relationships, portfolio management, budgets, capacity planning, risks, and complex client engagements. Translates organizational strategy into executable priorities and operating practices, advises senior corporate partners, coordinates cross-functional work, and ensures compliance with organizational, legal, financial, and risk-management standards. The role manages a global, multidisciplinary team and represents the organization in senior internal and external forums.

Leads fisheries transparency initiatives across Europe and Africa by designing, implementing, and scaling electronic monitoring programs. Builds partnerships with governments, industry, technology providers, and civil society; provides technical guidance on policy, governance, financing, and implementation; manages complex projects, grants, and collaborations; develops stakeholder capacity; negotiates solutions; and represents the organization in policy and international forums.