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Service: Advisory, Risk Consulting, Internal Audit, Risk Consulting Services
Type: Business and industry issue
Date: 12/3/2010

KPMG is recruiting at Cancu

KPMG’s Climate Change and Sustainability Practice is expanding on a global basis.

We are looking for a Director level, based in the U.S., well versed in environmental reporting and two Manager / Director or MD levels, well versed across the spectrum of green / environmental consulting - helping companies on their journey to becoming more green while achieving a positive impact to the bottom line.

Also, we are looking for a specialist in the Responsible Investment arena, based in Amsterdam. Must have consultancy experience, possibly was an investor/portfolio manager. Can build an ESG business, understands ESG in the investment process. Will have a track record of winning business and client engagements.

Finally, a senior individual to join the CC&S team and lead from the front in India.

Apart from this we are open to talking to anyone who is looking to utilize their experience in CC&S and join a new, growing and dynamic team.

We will be at COP16, Cancun, so come and talk to us.

Contact Saman on saman.jayalath@kpmg.co.uk

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