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Opportunity: Join the Oxford Climate Leadership Research Centre as a Climate Leader

The Oxford Climate Leadership Research Centre is seeking influential leaders from politics, business, and sport to join its growing community dedicated to driving climate action.

Title: Climate Leadership Member
Location: Remote / International (applications open worldwide)
Closing Date: Rolling basis, applications accepted continuously
Contract: Membership is ongoing, renewable, and flexible

This unique membership offers leaders the chance to utilize their influence, platforms, and networks to inspire climate change solutions, promote low-carbon behaviors, and influence decision-making across various sectors.

Who Should Apply

The Centre welcomes applications from individuals interested in engaging with research, learning, and connecting with other committed leaders.

Priority is given to those with significant leadership responsibilities and public influence, including:

Political Leaders: Current and former politicians, parliamentarians, local authority leaders, and influential public figures in politics.

Business Executives: Senior leaders from large organizations (250+ employees), including CEOs, C-suite executives, board members, and industry influencers.

Sports Leaders: Professional athletes, retired athletes with public reach, and semi-professional athletes with substantial influence within their sports.

Candidate Profile

Successful applicants typically demonstrate:

• Leadership roles within politics, business, or sport
• Ability to influence through their profile, position, or networks
• A demonstrable interest in climate change, sustainability, or environmental issues

• Willingness to learn, share experiences, and engage with peers
• Openness to exploring leadership’s role in climate action

Priority will be given to candidates with substantial responsibilities and capacity to influence large audiences and communities.

The Centre values diversity and encourages applicants from varied backgrounds and perspectives.

Benefits of Membership

Members gain access to a comprehensive program of leadership development, research, networking, and learning opportunities including:

Leadership Development: Participate in coaching programs, storytelling workshops, and climate communication briefings.

Networking & Events: Invitations to talks, workshops, and discussions with climate leaders, researchers, and practitioners.

Research & Insights: Early access to emerging climate leadership research and evidence.

Affiliation: Opportunity to identify as a member of the Oxford Climate Leadership Research Centre and be featured on official communications.

Membership Expectations

Members are expected to:

• Participate in at least one Centre-supported leadership development activity
• Contribute to research activities such as surveys, interviews, or social media analysis in accordance with ethical standards

• Engage constructively with other members and Centre activities
• Maintain flexibility to accommodate demanding professional commitments

Participation is designed to be manageable and adaptable to busy schedules, with most activities conducted online for international accessibility.

Application Process and Eligibility

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis; candidates from any country are encouraged to apply. The Centre prioritizes applicants with:

• Significant leadership roles
• Public influence and large community reach
• The capacity to influence organizations, communities, or audiences

Applicants do not need to be climate experts, but must demonstrate a genuine interest in climate leadership. There is no fee to apply or participate.

How to Apply

Interested leaders can submit their application via the official link: Apply here. For inquiries or eligibility doubts, applicants are encouraged to contact the Centre team.

Elevate your influence in climate leadership—join the Oxford Climate Leadership Research Centre today and be part of the global movement shaping a sustainable future.

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