The Head of Environment & Energy Advisory is a business development-led leadership role responsible for building and growing the environmental and energy advisory activity within the Energy & Sustainable Cities business in Poland.
The role moves beyond traditional environmental delivery (EIA procedures) and focuses on:
The role is primarily focused on growth and business development, with direct impact on building a new activity line within the organisation.
Key Responsibilities
1. Business Development & Market Growth (Primary responsibility)
2. Development of Advisory Offering
3. Team Leadership & Capability Building
4. Project Involvement & Delivery Support
5. Collaboration with Group & Cross-Functional Teams
Essential Experience
Capabilities & Attributes
Organisational Positioning
The role reports to the Director of Energy & Sustainable Cities and works closely with:
The role acts as:
This role is responsible for building a new environmental business activity, not only delivering environmental services.
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