Campaign Manager

Type: On-Site
Category: Full-time
Solution Areas: Adaptation & Resilience Buildings Climate Justice Electrification Governance & Leadership Youth
Regions: Willamette Valley

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The Campaign Manager will oversee all aspects of the campaign, including the campaign’s field, communications, and fundraising efforts.

The Campaign Manager will manage a team of staff including the Field Director and collaborate closely with community partners to ensure that all of Eugene’s communities are engaged and empowered in order to be successful this November.

Position Summary

  • Position Title: Eugene Clean Energy Fund Campaign Manager

  • Salary: $6,000-6,500 monthly depending on experience

  • Timeline:

    • Priority Deadline for applications – August 7th, 2026

    • Start Date: Late August

  • Duration: Immediate start through November, 2026.

  • Location and Travel: The position is full-time and based in Eugene. Candidates outside of the Eugene area who are willing to relocate to Eugene for the duration of the campaign will be considered. You may need to travel for events and meetings.

  • Schedule: The position involves working days, evenings and weekends as necessary.

About the Eugene Clean Energy Fund Initiative

Local climate, health, housing, labor, and social and racial justice organizations* have come together to launch the Eugene Clean Energy Fund (ECEF) Initiative, planned for a vote on the November 2026 ballot. By establishing a business license fee on the gross profits of Eugene’s wealthiest businesses, ECEF would fund programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and household energy burden; expand public-owned renewable energy, transportation, and other green infrastructure; create high-road jobs in the green economy; and build community-wide climate resiliency, especially for Eugene’s frontline and historically marginalized areas.

*Steering Committee organizations include Breach Collective, Sierra Club, Oregon Just Transition Alliance, Beyond Toxics, and Oregon League of Conservation Voters.

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