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Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)
Finance and Accounting
ESG is a framework used by investors, companies, and regulators to evaluate an organization's environmental impact, social responsibility, and governance practices beyond traditional financial metrics. ESG analysts and corporate sustainability officers use these criteria to assess risk, guide investment decisions, and produce sustainability reports. It has become central to corporate strategy, shareholder engagement, and regulatory disclosure requirements worldwide.
Open roles requiring Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) (2)
Sr. Manager - Supply Chain Risk
KLA-Tencor
Ann Arbor, MI · $128,100 – $217,800
KLA seeks a senior manager to build and lead a comprehensive supply chain risk program across their global supplier base, spanning operational, geopolitical, financial, and sustainability risks. This role balances strategic program design with hands-on execution, requiring someone who can translate complex risk data into clear visibility for executives and drive mitigation strategies across diverse categories and geographies.
Listed on KLA-Tencor’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Director-Relationship Manager (Banking)
Moody's Corporation
This is a senior banking relationship management role at Moody's, focused on building and expanding enterprise relationships with Hong Kong's largest banks and institutional clients. It suits experienced sales leaders who excel at C-suite engagement, understand banking workflows, and can grow revenue across a suite of analytics and risk solutions.
Listed on Moody's Corporation’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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