Building your professional climate network
With many climate companies being startups, job opportunities spread across diverse industries, and numerous roles filled through networking, the climate jobs landscape can be daunting. How do you best position your job search so you can land a climate job? Natalie Lavery, the course instructor for our upcoming Climate Career Boot Camp, will join us for an hour-long free session on optimizing your networking strategy to land a climate job! In this workshop, you will:
- Discover your climate career pathways and learn how to lead your search with a networking-first approach.
- Build confidence and gain essential tools to connect with industry leaders and create meaningful professional relationships.
- Walk away with actionable next steps that you can immediately implement to accelerate your job search.
About the speaker
Natalie Lavery | Marketing Lead, Climate People
Natalie Lavery is an avid environmentalist, marketer, and communicator with a passion for digital storytelling. She heads up marketing at Climate People, a ClimateTech recruitment firm, where she champions climate job seekers. With a background in grassroots environmental advocacy, Natalie understands the urgent need for a just transition from a fossil fuel-dominated economy. In her current role, she has hosted over 100 events to help individuals from diverse fields transition their careers to climate solutions. Collaborating with industry leaders like LinkedIn and other career organizations, she delivers the latest career transition content, in hopes of mobilizing a workforce transition to climate!
About the course
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the amount of information and want a one-stop shop to streamline your climate job search, this crash course, in partnership with Climate People, is designed for you. You’ll leave with templates, resources, session recordings, and guides. More importantly, you’ll walk away with a solid launching point, actionable next steps, concrete goals, and the confidence needed to excel in your climate job search. More information here.