Fw: New Elevate Opportunity!
Mike Berkowitz
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Subject: New Elevate Opportunity!
Good Morning!
Please see our newly posted role below.
Senior Project Consultant, Community Consulting
Our Community Consulting team has another opening! Do you, or someone you know, have a minimum of three (3) years of project management experience, including developing proposals, managing and tracking resources, maintaining client relationships, budgeting and financial reporting, internal and client progress reporting, and quality assurance of deliverables? Then, please apply or send your friend the link below or direct them to our Careers’ page (https://www.elevatenp.org/careers/) to apply.
The Senior Project Consultant, Community Consulting works with communities to guide the implementation of projects and programs, maintains client relationships, and assists with program development for initiatives related to affordable housing and sustainable communities with an emphasis on energy and water efficiency, renewable energy, decarbonization, and community resilience. Projects focus on providing technical assistance to communities to help them achieve their sustainability goals by identifying funding opportunities, connecting them to technical resources, and providing expertise in policy and program design centered on equity, economic inclusion, and community and stakeholder engagement. This position requires experience with community engagement, best practices and familiarity with building retrofit programs, funding and financing mechanisms for climate and energy programs, building science practices, and their connection with climate equity. The Senior Project Consultant, Community Consulting collaborates with others in the National Strategic Engagement team and with core service departments of Elevate, as well as our national partner organizations.
The Senior Project Consultant reports directly to the Director, Community Consulting. The position is located in Chicago, IL, and is currently fully remote.
Thank you,
Kayla Creek
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