Program Manager | Marine Plastics

Who We are!

At EarthEcho International, we’re committed to building a global youth movement for environmental sustainability. Our mission is to build a global youth movement to protect and restore our ocean planet, part of a sustainable and equitable future for all. Our team, led by explorer and advocate Philippe Cousteau Jr., reaches more than 2 million people in 147 countries, offering educational content, immersive experiences, and a network for changemakers.

At EarthEcho we believe that engaging with our youth audience is key to building a durable conservation movement that can move with the speed and audacity needed to transform the future. EarthEcho International is at the forefront of that work. Our core programs are designed as a path of action for youth to become leaders and change the world.

We value innovation, commitment to environmental justice, and resourcefulness. If you're passionate about building a sustainable world and believe in the power of youth, you'll thrive with us.

In this newly created role, you'll lead the Marine Plastics Ambassador Program development and launch beginning in the Great Lakes region of the US and Canada. As the Program Manager, you'll be instrumental in advancing EarthEcho's mission and your leadership will be pivotal in driving the program's success, making a tangible difference in marine conservation efforts and youth engagement worldwide.

How You’ll Create Impact:

• Develop and manage the annual Marine Plastics Ambassadors work plan and program budget.
• Build and manage relationships with program sponsors, partners, and conferences representing EarthEcho International at events throughout the US.
• Following year one, develop and implement measurable strategies to scale the Marine Plastics Ambassador Program in strategic locations around the globe.
• Collaborate with internal teams, external stakeholders, and cultivate a community of youth advocates.
• Sharing your deep understanding and passion for solving marine plastic issues.
• Create Marine Plastics Ambassadors-related content for social media, website, and marketing materials, as needed, in collaboration with EarthEcho’s communications team.

For more information including instructions on how to apply please go to https://www.earthecho.org/about/careers and note that interviews will be scheduled on a rolling basis until the position is filled. All additional inquiries should be directed to jobs@earthecho.org