Low Carbon Stakeholder Relations AdvisorConocoPhillips and JERA Americas are evaluating the development of a low-carbon ammonia production facility along the US Gulf Coast, which would accelerate production and supply of low-carbon fuel to markets in the US, Europe, Japan, and greater Asia. The proposed ammonia production facility would produce hydrogen and convert it into clean ammonia for transport to domestic and international markets with a target of achieving first commercial deliveries by the end of the decade. The Low Carbon Stakeholder Relations (SR) Advisor will coordinate activities related to the below-mentioned responsibilities and collaborate within a stakeholder engagement team to develop and implement ConocoPhillips stakeholder relations objectives and plans for low carbon ventures.
These efforts will include strategy development and implementation related to community investment and education/advocacy for the company’s energy transition efforts. The individual will also help coordinate engagement reporting to senior management/Executive Leadership Team and support the Lower 48 Stakeholder Relations Manager as appropriate.Your responsibilities may include:Support the development and implementation of community engagement strategies and risk mitigation efforts for low-carbon venturesWork closely with GA and communications teams to develop strategies and communicationsSupport the planning, coordination, and execution of stakeholder forumsSupport external engagements where appropriateCommunity Investment - Strategy development, Cybergrants, processing sponsorships/payment, budgetingSupport regular reporting efforts and presentations for senior management/Executive Leadership TeamMonitor community engagements and support response efforts associated with feedback mechanismsMonitor local media to glean trending issuesWork several short and long-term issues or projects concurrentlyMeet commitments and deliver project resultsCultivate diverse stakeholder supportUse communications and social skills to align people and motivate the organization to achieve goalsBasic/Required:Must be legally authorized to work in the United States as a U.S. citizen or national, or an alien admitted as a permanent resident, refugee or asyleeBachelor’s degree or higher in Business Administration, Communications, related discipline, or foreign equivalent3+ years of experience working with community groups, political organizations, and/or non-government organizations internally and/or externally3+ years of experience with corporate communications, stakeholder relations, and/or government affairsAdvanced level of communication skills (written, oral, and formal presentation)Advanced level of public speaking skillsAdvanced proficiency with MS O365 applications: Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Word, SharePoint, and TeamsWilling and able (with or without reasonable accommodation) to travel 25% of the time on a yearly basisPreferred:5+ years experience in energy, chemical or related industry5+ years of experience with Stakeholder Relations, Communications, Government AffairsStrong leadership, organizational, and problem-solving skillsPractical self-starter that can work effectively with minimal supervisionDelivers results through realistic planning to accomplish goalsAnalyzes stakeholder needs, global, political, and market trends to understand how they shape the future and impact business resultsBilingual in Spanish and English