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Corporate Social Responsibility Representative

I work mostly in an office, but I also travel to meet with charities and community partners or lead workshops with employees and managers. I lead programs that help the company give back and make a positive impact on communities and agriculture, and I plan events and initiatives that bring people together and encourage involvement in important causes.

Corporate Social Responsibility Representative

Career Overview

  1. 1

    I create policies that make our business responsible and sustainable, helping employees, communities, and agriculture.

  2. 2

    I promote company-wide compliance by communicating policies and ensuring they’re followed.

  3. 3

    I help make our commitments public so others can see what we promise and hold us accountable.

Potential Salary Range

$55,000 - $100,000 / Annually

Available Provinces

British Columbia British Columbia
Alberta Alberta
Manitoba Manitoba
New Brunswick New Brunswick
Newfoundland & Labrador Newfoundland & Labrador
Nova Scotia Nova Scotia
Ontario Ontario
Prince Edward Island Prince Edward Island
Quebec Quebec
Saskatchewan Saskatchewan

Workplace Details

Indoor

Job Requirements & Duties

  • Manage the company’s brand and reputation and find charitable organizations to partner with that match the company’s values
  • Lead social responsibility programs and make sure all parts of the company are working toward the same goals
  • Research how company programs are similar or different to other companies in Canada and around the world
  • Evaluate how well social responsibility programs are working and what impact they have on people, communities, and agriculture
  • Create materials to share information about these programs with employees and the public
  • Plan and promote events that get employees excited about helping the company make a positive impact
  • Stay within the budget provided for social responsibility programs

Education & Training

  • A university degree in communication, business, marketing, public relations, environmental studies, or a related field is helpful, along with experience working in business, community programs, or sustainability projects.

Important Skills

Interpersonal

I connect with coworkers, community partners, and leaders to share how our company supports agriculture, people, and the environment.

Research

I research agriculture, sustainability, and social issues to guide our company’s decisions and show how we can make a positive impact.

Public Speaking

I speak to groups about our environmental and community goals, helping others understand what we’re doing and why it matters.

Persuasive

I use communication and teamwork to inspire others to get involved in our efforts, from protecting the environment to giving back to our communities.