Specialist recruitment and executive search firm Acre has announced the launch of its Sustainability Census, with the aim of creating the largest and most global report ever completed on the global sustainability employment landscape.
The survey aims to paint a holistic and global picture of the sustainability profession within business and finance, and will look to gather data and insights from more than 3,000 sustainability professionals across Asia, Europe, and North America. It will focus on topics including the demographic makeup of the sustainability profession, global hiring trends, compensation and working patterns, job functions, current challenges, and equity, diversity, and inclusion.
“Since its inception, Acre has spent the past two decades supporting the growing ecosystem of sustainability professionals as we navigate the transition towards net zero together,” said Acre’s Founder, Andrew Cartland. “We remain committed to this goal and in order to continue doing that, we understand the need to bridge the knowledge gap around global hiring trends, growth within sectors, diversity trends and more.
“As the founding partner of the Sustainability Census, we believe that the survey will be able to provide a valuable platform for sustainability professionals to understand the true state of the profession at this historical time of change.”
Data gathered from the survey will be incorporated into global reports that will be produced in chapters with localised insights for Asia specifically.
“While the sustainability employment landscape is changing every day, we know that change cannot happen in isolation. This is why we are making a call for the community to come together and take part in this survey to drive the highest response rate possible globally,” Cartland added.
To participate in the sustainability census survey or to find out more, head to sustainabilitycensus.com.
