Confused by the green economy and green jobs conversation? Want a green job but unsure where you can fit into the green economy? Don’t want to work on a wind farm but want a green job? As industries and companies are greening themselves, are you positioned to be a meaningful contributor?

Then, you’ll want to check out Greenman Alliance’s Sustainable Career Advice Program.

I’ve recently begun consulting with Greenman Alliance, a green human capital services company based in Milwaukee, WI, on building out their Sustainable Career Advice Program. The Greenman Alliance has been earning a strong reputation for its recruiting and placing experienced individuals in traditional and  new green economy roles.  As a green human capital company they are frequently contacted by college graduates and non-green experienced professionals looking to learn more about green jobs, the green job market, and where they might fit in. They created the Sustainable Career Advice Program to assist this growing market.

Together we’ve built upon their expertise and existing program and are building it out to meet demand. We’ve got a great program to help both experienced professionals to learn where they fit in the green economy as well as new green job seekers to understand what exactly a green job is, where to find them, and what skills they need to be seen as a viable green candidate.

I am excited by this project because Greenman Alliance gets green; they get sustainability. They see through the multiple green job conversations going on in the media.  They know how to navigate both jobseekers and employers through the green economy landscape.  They are the real deal and a complete green human capital company.  I am glad to be a part of their team – check us out.

Check out Greenman Alliance’s Sustainable Career Advice Program. http://greenmanalliance.com/cservices.html

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Opportunity Sustainability℠ is a Midwest-based sustainability and corporate responsibility consulting firm specializing in green innovation and seeing opportunities where others see burdens. Matthew Rochte, an experienced, operations-based sustainability consultant, works with company management to navigate and realize the opportunities in taking their company green and growing sustainably.