Leadership Opportunities
Help our region become more resilient, thriving, and equitable!
We have many leadership roles at Green Umbrella for individuals who want to help make our region more resilient and sustainable. Whether you’re a seasoned professional looking to deepen your ties in the climate community or a curious community member looking to get involved for the first time, we welcome people of all voices and experiences to join us in our work.
Learn more below!
Benefits of taking on a leadership role at Green Umbrella
Make a difference in environmental plans, policies, and actions
Connect with regional climate leaders and advocates
Build leadership, networking, and other life & career skills
Add your ideas to regional climate discussions and projects
Questions about getting involved in this work? Get in touch!
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Applications open now!
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Work with Green Umbrella’s staff and board to identify strategic climate priorities and partners to help our region become more resilient and equitable. Apply now!
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Help our Green Schoolyards Manager develop and facilitate outdoor learning spaces across Greater Cincinnati’s schools. Apply now!
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Become a primary caregiver to a public orchard or provide land for the orchards to grow. Apply now!
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Support the largest sustainability summit in the Midwest by assisting with programming, production, and outreach. Apply now!
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Applications closed at this time, check back for updates!
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Green Umbrella Working Group Co-Leads
Work directly with Green Umbrella’s climate action staff to lead working group meetings and trainings for our members. Learn more about our collaborative working groups here.
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Cincinnati 2030 District Teams
Get involved with Cincinnati’s leading energy reduction projects. Learn more about our 2030 District here.
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Greenspace Alliance Teams
Contribute to a team working to protect and restore our region’s landscapes. Learn more about our Greenspace Alliance here.
Give Your Feedback
If you would like to participate in Green Umbrella’s work but are unable to dedicate the time required for leadership roles, you can still make a meaningful contribution to regional climate conversations by sharing your opinions and experiences on our CitizenLab platform. CitizenLab collects public input to help us develop goals, directions, and priorities for our climate work that are directly informed by resident feedback.