National Field Director
Lead the YCCD Army
Join Us in Advancing
A GOP Climate Victory
The free-market Baker-Shultz Carbon Dividends Plan is quickly gaining momentum among top Republicans, conservative economists, and American business leaders. It has won more business support than any other climate solution and is the only climate strategy endorsed by the chief economic advisers to Republican Presidents.
Given these developments, we are building a national network of young conservatives leaders to advance this free-market solution, beat-back the Green New Deal, and deliver a major political win for the GOP.
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YCCD National Field Director
Job Description
Young Conservatives for Carbon Dividends (YCCD) is seeking a highly-talented National Field Director to support its efforts to advance the Baker-Shultz Plan in key states and regions, as well as on the national level.
The free-market carbon dividends solution is built around the core conservative principles of free markets and limited government, and offers the most popular and politically-viable climate strategy. The plan has earned record-breaking support from Republican statesmen, conservative economists, and American business leaders.
The National Field Director will be based in Washington DC and regularly travel to key states and regions. He or she will work closely with the President and Vice-President to oversee national YCCD’s field operations, build and develop organizational partnerships, cultivate ties with key young conservative leaders, visit college campuses, present at top conferences, and guide the organization’s political strategy.
Candidates should have an excellent work ethic, a high-level public speaking ability, and superb management, organizational, and interpersonal skills. The role offers a competitive salary.
Interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter to contact@yccdaction.org. In the letter, applicants should highlight any relevant experience and how they plan to meaningfully advance the carbon dividends cause.