Solomon Islands Country Lead – Conservation Program

About the role

The Solomon Islands Country Lead will manage and strategize conservation efforts for The Nature Conservancy, ensuring alignment with global 2030 goals and delivering measurable outcomes across climate, biodiversity, and sustainable development.

Key responsibilities

• Lead execution and adaptive management of conservation programs, including climate mitigation, biodiversity protection, and sustainable development initiatives.
• Represent TNC with government agencies, Indigenous Peoples, donors, media, and other stakeholders to build alliances and shared agendas.
• Oversee fundraising, marketing, budget approval, and set priorities to meet private and public fundraising goals.
• Ensure compliance with local laws, TNC policies, and operational standards such as finance, HR, and risk management.
• Manage and inspire a multidisciplinary team, fostering an inclusive, high‑performing culture.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s degree with at least 7 years of experience in conservation, non‑profit leadership, advocacy, or related fields.
• Proven ability to lead large, multi‑disciplinary teams and collaborate across functional lines.
• Fluent in English and Solomon Islands Pijin with excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Experience in fundraising, budget management, and donor cultivation.

Required skills

• Strategic planning and adaptive management of conservation programs.
• Stakeholder engagement with government, Indigenous communities, donors, and media.
• Compliance with local regulations and organizational policies.
• Team leadership, inclusion, and performance management.