As the Group Sustainability Manager, you will serve as the strategic architect behind the environmental and social transformation of a major multi-beverage group. You will own the transition from high-level vision to measurable impact, overseeing everything from carbon footprint assessments to the integration of sustainability data into financial decision-making. Your role is to bridge the gap between executive management and regional operations, ensuring that global targets result in tangible progress across dozens of international markets.
This position matters because you will be tackling the complex sustainability challenges inherent to the beverage industry, such as water stewardship, sustainable packaging, and ethical supply chains. By influencing how iconic brands like Pepsi and Heineken are managed locally, you directly contribute to reducing the environmental footprint of products enjoyed in over 70 countries. You are not just reporting data; you are redefining how a growth-oriented company balances commercial success with its social and ecological responsibilities.
This suits someone who possesses a master’s level education and thrives in a dual-track environment, comfortable switching between granular carbon data and high-stakes boardroom presentations. You should be an expert in the evolving regulatory landscape who enjoys empowering others through evidence-based storytelling.