Location: Oslo, Norway
Full Time
H&M are looking for a Sustainability Manager for H&M Norway and Iceland who will be working with local projects founded on global strategies, as well as internal and external communications related to H&Ms sustainability work. Do you have experience within this field, a large local network, strong communications skills and a burning engagement to drive sustainability?
Responsibilities
- Engage, inform and involve H&Ms 3000+ employees in Norway and Iceland around our sustainability work.
- Developing local sustainability goals in close cooperation with all functions in H&M Norway and Iceland. Follow-up and support, as well as reporting to the global organization.
- Engage relevant external organizations and third parties. On-going dialogue and contact. Represent H&M and present the company’s work in relevant forums and networks.
- Responsible for planning and executing local projects and activities, internally and externally, related to H&Ms sustainability work.
- Development of messages and communication. Act as the spokesperson in the media when relevant.
- Work in close collaboration with Communications and the Marketing teams in Norway, as well as the global Sustainability department in Stockholm. The role reports to the Communications Manager in Norway and Iceland.
Education/experience
We’re looking for someone that has:
- At least 3 years’ experience from similar work (other companies, agency or non-profit organization). A broad knowledge of, and a large engagement within, sustainability.
- A good knowledge of media, politics and society in Norway and Iceland.
- A wide network of relevant contacts; a great relationship builder.
- A big drive and can think outside the box. Takes initiatives, but at the same time completes the task.
- Great project management skills – structured and goal-oriented. Likes to work in a team and across functions.
- Excellent communications- and presentations skills (Norwegian and English). Able to engage and inspire others.
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