World Wide Fund (WWF) India released the latest job notification for the recruitment of Various Director jobs in WWF. Interested candidates can apply before the last date. Check more details on the World Wide Fund (WWF) India job vacancy 2022.
World Wide Fund (WWF) India has recently sought a job notification for the recruitment of Director vacancies. Desirous candidates can check all the job details of no of posts, age limit, salary, qualification, etc prescribed below:
World Wide Fund India Job Openings | |
About WWF India Job | Requirement Details |
Post Name | Director |
Posts | Various |
Location | New Delhi, India |
Salary | As Per Norms |
Last Date | 15/10/2022 |
Age | Not Mentioned |
Website | https://www.wwfindia.org/ |
Post Name | Qualification/Eligibility |
Director | An advanced degree in management, business administration or marketing. 15 years of professional experience in leadership roles, with demonstrated success in leading teams. Proven success in developing and executing successful business strategies Experience in implementing marketing and communication strategies that leverages the power of online media and audience engagement. Knowledge and experience of the not-for-profit sector/ environment organizations is an advantage. |
Interested and Eligible Candidates can apply for the Post Through.https://careers.wwfindia.org/
The Selection Process will be based on Interview.
Disclaimer: Provided by World Wide Fund (WWF) India.
About World Wide Fund India - Established as a Charitable Trust on 27 November, 1969, WWF India set out with the aim of reducing the degradation of Earth's natural environment and building a future in which humans live in harmony with nature. In 1987, the organization changed it's name from the World Wildlife Fund to World Wide Fund for Nature India. With five decades of extensive work in the sector, WWF India today is one of the leading conservation organizations in the country.
WWF India is a science-based organization that addresses issues such as the conservation of species and its habitats, climate change, water and environmental education, among many others. Over the years, its perspective has broadened to reflect a more holistic understanding of the various conservation issues facing the country and seeks to proactively encourage environmental conservation by working with different stakeholders- Governments, NGOs, schools and colleges, corporates, students and other individuals.