Sustainability managers are responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing sustainability strategies and initiatives within organizations, ensuring they meet environmental and social goals

Environmental consultants provide expertise on environmental regulations, impact assessments, and sustainability practices to help organizations minimize their ecological footprint.

CSR managers focus on designing and managing corporate social responsibility programs and initiatives that address social and environmental issues while benefiting the community and the company.

Sustainability analysts collect and analyze data to assess an organization's environmental and social performance, helping to identify areas for improvement

Renewable energy specialists work on projects related to clean energy sources, such as solar, wind, and hydropower, helping organizations transition to sustainable energy solutions.

Waste management specialists focus on minimizing waste and implementing recycling and waste reduction programs within organizations

Sustainable supply chain managers work to improve the sustainability of the supply chain, addressing issues like ethical sourcing, carbon emissions, and sustainable logistics.

Energy efficiency consultants help organizations reduce energy consumption and costs through the implementation of energy-efficient technologies and practices.

Climate change analysts study the effects of climate change and develop strategies to mitigate its impact on organizations and communities

Water resource managers work on sustainable water management strategies, addressing issues like water conservation and responsible usage