Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

The Company is seeking a Chief Executive Officer to lead its strategy, programs, and impact in Indonesia, advancing conservation and restoration while supporting local communities and Indigenous peoples. The CEO will oversee program design and delivery, operational performance, annual planning and budgeting, and the development of staff capacity and leadership. Responsibilities include managing the executive team and board, building partnerships with government, private-sector, donor, academic, and civil-society stakeholders, and securing funding from diverse sources. The CEO will also represent the organization with senior decision-makers and communicate progress to internal and external audiences. Candidates must hold a master’s or postgraduate degree, or equivalent expertise, and have more than 15 years of relevant conservation or natural-resource leadership, strategy, and program-management experience, including experience in Indonesia. Requirements include at least five years in senior leadership, seven years managing professional teams, and a record of leading high-impact projects and fundraising at the $1 million-plus level. Applicants should demonstrate strong stakeholder influence, strategic decision-making, and the ability to translate research and project results into practical policies and practices. Professional fluency in English and the ability to work effectively across cultural and political settings are required; a doctorate and fluency in a local Indonesian language are preferred.