Manager, Marketing

About the Asia Climate Philanthropy Advisory There is a pressing need to intensify climate action in Asia, with climate change threatening economic losses of up to USD 57 billion and increases in poverty populations of up to 200 million people in Asia-Pacific by 2040. Significant wealth growth in Asia offers a unique opportunity for Asian philanthropists to plug the existing finance gaps, yet climate giving in the region has not kept pace—of the 2% of global philanthropic funding going towards climate, only 12% currently comes from Asia. The Asia Climate Philanthropy Advisory will be the first of its kind in the region dedicated to driving increased climate‐focused philanthropy and advocacy in Asia, with a strategic market focus on high‐potential countries such as Hong Kong and Singapore—both of which are characterised by a critical base of ecosystem intermediaries, robust financial infrastructures, and a high density of ultra‐high‐net‐worth‐individuals. The Asia Climate Philanthropy Advisory is a brand new initiative being incubated by several leading philanthropists and climate foundations in Asia and around the world, and is initially hosted by Tara Climate Foundation, based in Singapore. The Advisory is dedicated to gravitating Asian philanthropists towards climate by empowering them with the knowledge, guided support and connections they need to make strategic, impactful contributions—through their philanthropic capital and advocacy. Through tailored content and vetted solutions, the Advisory will cut through the perceived complexity of climate to foster deeper engagement and plug philanthropists into a diverse network of climate‐focused experts, peers and partners. With a view to raise the number of philanthropists advocating and deploying capital for climate action in Asia, the Advisory delivers on the following services: Bespoke support : 1-to-1 and 1-to-few advisory support and education on climate topics Asia Climate Knowledge : High‐integrity climate content with intersectional interests Giving Opportunities and Pathways : Curated and vetted solutions‐portfolios, and tailored proposals aligned to the geographic and thematic interests of donors Curated Climate Community : Facilitated access to and engagement with an in‐built community of climate actors (i.e. peer philanthropists, field partners, and experts)About the Role The Manager, Marketing & Communications will play a key role in shaping ACPA's brand presence, voice, and storytelling across platforms. This role will help position ACPA as a trusted, visible, and credible partner in the Asian philanthropy ecosystem—translating complex ideas into compelling narratives that inspire giving and collaboration on climate action. As a cross‐functional team member, the manager will lead the implementation of ACPA's communications roadmap, including content strategy, digital engagement, event communications, and media outreach. This is a hands‐on role suited to someone who combines strategic thinking with strong execution, creative flair, and excellent project management skills. Key responsibilities 1. Brand and Narrative Development Support the implementation of ACPA's brand strategy, messaging framework, and tone of voice across all channels. Work with external agencies to produce brand and communications assets (e.g., templates, decks, infographics, case studies). 2. Content and Digital Communications Develop and manage ACPA's editorial calendar and content pipeline across website, LinkedIn, and other platforms as required. Research, write, and edit high‐quality content such as articles, donor stories, partner spotlights, and thought leadership pieces. Oversee website updates and work with designers and developers to enhance user experience and impact storytelling. 3. Media and Partnerships Support media engagement, including drafting press releases, managing media lists, and coordinating interviews and coverage. Cultivate relationships with key communications and ecosystem partners to amplify ACPA's visibility. Track and evaluate media performance and engagement metrics. 4. Event Communications and Collateral Develop communications plans and promotional materials for ACPA convenings, briefings, and flagship gatherings. Create on‐site and post‐event content, including talking points, recaps, and visual assets. Support the production of POS and knowledge materials (e.g., "starter kit," thematic briefs, country memos). 5. Organisational Support and Coordination Work directly with key internal and external stakeholders to develop programme marketing and communications needs, and to align messaging and deliverables. Manage external vendors and freelancers (writers, designers, photographers) to ensure timely delivery of outputs. Track communications KPIs, maintain documentation and asset libraries, and contribute to reporting and evaluation. Person Specification Excited by the prospect of working for a dynamic and fast‐growing international organisation dedicated to driving philanthropic growth to address Asia's climate crisis, the ideal candidate will have 5-7 years in marketing, communications or public affairs across any industry. Experience with philanthropic foundations or international non‐governmental organisations is a bonus. Communications expertise Proven experience developing and executing communication and brand strategies, including developing. Superb verbal and written communication skills in English, with proficiency in writing, editing and storytelling. Proficiency in other Asian languages is advantageous. Excellent writing, editing, and storytelling skills, with a strong grasp of tone and audience adaptation. Experience managing social media channels and content calendars. Strong project management skills and comfort working with external vendors and cross‐functional teams. Additional attributes Excellent interpersonal skills and professionalism in engaging with multiple diverse stakeholders from various nationalities and backgrounds across multiple time‐zones. While not mandatory, a genuine interest in climate change and social impact, and ability to quickly grasp related concepts are desirable. Proactive, detail‐oriented, and comfortable working in a small, collaborative team. Excellent events, project management and coordination abilities. Track record of working in environments requiring professionalism, discretion, and confidentiality. Resourceful problem‐solving skills with a proactive, 'can‐do' attitude towards challenges and changes. Alignment with ACPA's mission and commitment to embodying ACPA values. Education Bachelor's degree in communications, public relations, marketing, journalism, or related field. Location Singapore What the Advisory can offer The unique opportunity to lead and build a dynamic team and board that combines passion for making a difference with a rigorous, results‐oriented approach to work. A flexible work environment. Competitive compensation. Opportunities for career development and personal growth. A collaborative, fun and thriving team, driven by our mission and dedicated to living our values. #J-18808-Ljbffr