WWF-WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE (SINGAPORE) LIMITED
Singapore
Not specified
15+ years conservation experience
Landscape and seascape scale delivery
Regional strategy development
The Head of Conservation position at WWF-Singapore is a senior leadership role focused on driving impactful conservation efforts across Southeast Asia. The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in conservation strategy, partnerships, and resource mobilization, along with a strong understanding of the regional context
Job Summary
The Head of Conservation provides strategic leadership to ensure delivery of conservation impact at scale across Southeast Asia's priority landscapes and seascapes.
This role requires managing a large-scale conservation portfolio valued between 10-20 million USD across multiple countries while aligning with global biodiversity frameworks.
The successful candidate will lead the Conservation Department, fostering a collaborative culture while engaging high-level government and donor stakeholders on policy advocacy.
Matching Summary
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The Head of Conservation position at WWF-Singapore is a senior leadership role focused on driving impactful conservation efforts across Southeast Asia. The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in conservation strategy, partnerships, and resource mobilization, along with a strong understanding of the regional context.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
15+ years conservation experience
Landscape and seascape scale delivery
Regional strategy development
Impact monitoring and adaptive management
Institutional donor engagement
Conservation finance mechanisms
Nice-to-have
Strong diplomatic communication skills
Experience with WWF network standards
Cross-functional team collaboration
Public speaking and spokesperson duties
Key Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's degree in conservation or related field
Minimum 15 years professional experience in conservation
Proven track record managing 10-20 million conservation programs
Significant senior leadership experience in regional or global context