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Lead Washington state government relations for The Nature Conservancy: develop and implement legislative and administrative strategies, lobby for policy and funding, build bipartisan and coalition relationships, coordinate cross-functional teams, manage contract lobbyists and staff, ensure lobbying compliance, and represent organizational priorities to legislators, agencies, Tribal leaders, and community partners.

Lead federal government policy and budget advocacy for Washington State; build bipartisan relationships and coalitions; develop legislative campaigns; advise and coordinate across conservation, science, and national teams; manage contractors and ensure compliance with lobbying laws; travel occasionally including 2–4 trips to Washington, D.C.

Lead implementation and evaluation of the Business Unit’s Equity Blueprint, strengthen organizational culture and engagement, build community and partner relationships, advise leadership and board, coordinate cross-departmental initiatives, oversee staff development and metrics, and ensure inclusive leadership, policy compliance, and accountability across the Arizona Business Unit.

Support US Wealth Markets fundraising through CRM (BBCRM) data management, reporting, prospect pipeline maintenance, complex calendaring, and process coordination. Prepare reports and materials for strategy discussions, ensure data integrity, troubleshoot systems, document workflows, and provide administrative and project support to enable fundraisers and improve operational consistency and efficiency.

Lead and manage Workday release management across bi-annual, one-off, and change releases. Plan, coordinate, test, and deploy Workday updates, liaise with HCM/Finance/IT/security/privacy stakeholders, document requirements, establish controls, and ensure minimal disruption while maximizing institutional value. Support deployments (manual and automated), stakeholder engagement, and cross-team collaboration.

Lead and manage the Chapter's development program and a team of 8–11 staff to meet $8–11M annual fundraising goals, cultivate and steward major donors, plan and execute a $60M+ campaign, coordinate with senior leadership and trustees, and oversee budgets, systems, and cross‑functional fundraising strategies.

The Ecological Forester/Certification Coordinator manages ecological forestry initiatives, oversees FSC certification, and collaborates with partners to restore ecosystems in Georgia and North America, ensuring compliance with environmental standards.

Lead and implement TNC's conservation priorities across the Greater KAZA landscape, advise partners and governments on protected area mechanisms, coordinate freshwater and terrestrial initiatives, negotiate expansion and stewardship agreements, supervise staff, manage projects and budgets, support fundraising, and represent the Conservancy in stakeholder relations.