The Global Warming Mitigation Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that is identifying, activating, and accelerating projects and programs worldwide that are reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing carbon uptake. This includes direct funding of vetted organizations, enhancing networking and promotional efforts, identifying ways to unleash funding opportunities for climate solutions, and supporting climate justice.&nbsp;
Currently, our programs include the Keeling Curve Prizes and the Sphere. The Keeling Curve Prize awards $250,000 annually to projects that display proven carbon uptake, drawdown, or sequestration efforts. The Sphere is a networking portal for climate projects, funders, and individuals.&nbsp;
Position Description:&nbsp;
The primary function of this position is to manage the Sphere programs, including the Troposphere, Stratosphere, and Constellations programs, and assist our Development Director in fundraising for the Global Warming Mitigation Project. Specific responsibilities include:&nbsp;
- Audit members of the Sphere, maintain the functions of the Sphere, add members to the Troposphere each year&nbsp;
- Maintain communications with members of the Sphere and help brainstorm potential new programs that could benefit Sphere members&nbsp;
- Organize and run the Constellations Internship application process and program for three semesters each year&nbsp;
- Communicate with Troposphere members to post available internship opportunities - Serve as a point of contact for Troposphere members for the posting and hiring process - Develop a network of participating college and university partners; work with career development departments to advertise open positions to students&nbsp;
- Collect, manage, and distribute position applications from students to Sphere organizations - Finalize the cohort and create 1-2 virtual events per semester&nbsp;
- Follow up with interns and Sphere members about their experience twice over the course of the semester&nbsp;
- Write 2-3 intern spotlight blogs per semester&nbsp;
- Assist Development Director in fundraising efforts, specifically for Sphere, but also for the Keeling Curve Prize&nbsp;
- Conduct major donor and foundation research&nbsp;
- Assist with the creation of fundraising materials, especially those that pitch Sphere programs - Assist with virtual and in-person event planning&nbsp;
- Assist with grant writing&nbsp;
- Assist Analyst team in Keeling Curve Prize application organization&nbsp;
- Assist with administrative duties and special projects as they arise&nbsp;
A successful candidate has:&nbsp;
- 1-2 years experience in a fast-paced, non-profit environment&nbsp;
- A desire to work in a self-directed manner in a remote work environment&nbsp;
- Demonstrated ability to work across multiple workstreams, yet remain organized&nbsp;
- Strong written and verbal communication skills&nbsp;
- In-depth knowledge of the climate space, climate science, and current conversations around climate change
This is a full-time position, and the selected candidate will work remotely with our small, tight-knit team, and collaborate regularly with our part-time graphic designer. Salary range 40-42k, depending on experience and negotiable.&nbsp;
Please apply through Climatebase, and attach a cover letter along with 2 references to&nbsp;your application. For all inquiries, please email Alexa at a.lorillard@kcurveprize.org.&nbsp;
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Global Warming Mitigation Project is an equal opportunity employer and we welcome applications from all regardless of race, color, gender, religion, sexual orientation, national origin or disability status.

Each year, we award hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money to projects across the globe that have significant potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions or increase uptake.What kinds of projects are we looking for?<ul><li>Carbon Capture & Utilization: From emerging carbon markets to reforestation, this category is for projects that directly sequester, and in many cases, use the captured carbon as a marketable product. </li><li>Energy Access: With growing global population and changing demographics, this category is for projects that promote low-cost and reliable energy as a strategy to replace and discourage the development of continued fossil fuel use. </li><li>Finance: As clean energy applications evolve, so must funding strategies. This category supports projects that work to increase and improve the flow of funding across all avenues of climate solutions. </li><li>Transportation: From charging stations to freight logistics, mobility is a broad topic with vast room for improvement. This category supports high-impact improvements from personal to industry-level applications. </li><li>Social & Cultural Impacts: This category is dedicated to the

Programs and Development Assistant

The Global Warming Mitigation Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that is identifying, activating, and accelerating projects and programs worldwide that are reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing carbon uptake. This includes direct funding of vetted organizations, enhancing networking and promotional efforts, identifying ways to unleash funding opportunities for climate solutions, and supporting climate justice.&nbsp;
Currently, our programs include the Keeling Curve Prizes and the Sphere. The Keeling Curve Prize awards $250,000 annually to projects that display proven carbon uptake, drawdown, or sequestration efforts. The Sphere is a networking portal for climate projects, funders, and individuals.&nbsp;
Position Description:&nbsp;
The primary function of this position is to manage the Sphere programs, including the Troposphere, Stratosphere, and Constellations programs, and assist our Development Director in fundraising for the Global Warming Mitigation Project. Specific responsibilities include:&nbsp;
- Audit members of the Sphere, maintain the functions of the Sphere, add members to the Troposphere each year&nbsp;
- Maintain communications with members of the Sphere and help brainstorm potential new programs that could benefit Sphere members&nbsp;
- Organize and run the Constellations Internship application process and program for three semesters each year&nbsp;
- Communicate with Troposphere members to post available internship opportunities - Serve as a point of contact for Troposphere members for the posting and hiring process - Develop a network of participating college and university partners; work with career development departments to advertise open positions to students&nbsp;
- Collect, manage, and distribute position applications from students to Sphere organizations - Finalize the cohort and create 1-2 virtual events per semester&nbsp;
- Follow up with interns and Sphere members about their experience twice over the course of the semester&nbsp;
- Write 2-3 intern spotlight blogs per semester&nbsp;
- Assist Development Director in fundraising efforts, specifically for Sphere, but also for the Keeling Curve Prize&nbsp;
- Conduct major donor and foundation research&nbsp;
- Assist with the creation of fundraising materials, especially those that pitch Sphere programs - Assist with virtual and in-person event planning&nbsp;
- Assist with grant writing&nbsp;
- Assist Analyst team in Keeling Curve Prize application organization&nbsp;
- Assist with administrative duties and special projects as they arise&nbsp;
A successful candidate has:&nbsp;
- 1-2 years experience in a fast-paced, non-profit environment&nbsp;
- A desire to work in a self-directed manner in a remote work environment&nbsp;
- Demonstrated ability to work across multiple workstreams, yet remain organized&nbsp;
- Strong written and verbal communication skills&nbsp;
- In-depth knowledge of the climate space, climate science, and current conversations around climate change
This is a full-time position, and the selected candidate will work remotely with our small, tight-knit team, and collaborate regularly with our part-time graphic designer. Salary range 40-42k, depending on experience and negotiable.&nbsp;
Please apply through Climatebase, and attach a cover letter along with 2 references to&nbsp;your application. For all inquiries, please email Alexa at a.lorillard@kcurveprize.org.&nbsp;
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Global Warming Mitigation Project is an equal opportunity employer and we welcome applications from all regardless of race, color, gender, religion, sexual orientation, national origin or disability status.

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