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Enables the analysis of economic, regulatory, environmental and geopolitical transformations that influence responsible business strategies.
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Your day might start by tracking environmental or social performance indicators and gathering data from operational teams. You then attend a meeting on carbon reduction, sustainable procurement, diversity or sustainability reporting. You might prepare an awareness-raising session, meet a supplier, verify ESG data or present the roadmap’s progress to executive management.
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Your first steps in the role
You can start as a CSR Officer, ESG Analyst, CSR Consultant or Sustainable Development Project Manager. These initial experiences allow you to master the tools, methodologies and inner workings of the sector.
Gaining autonomy
With experience, you can progress into roles such as CSR Manager, Sustainability Manager or ESG Manager. You take charge of a broader scope, more complex projects and increased coordination responsibilities.
Moving into leadership positions
With several years of experience, you can advance to
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What are the duties of a CSR Manager?
They conduct audits, define a sustainability strategy, coordinate action plans, track ESG indicators and support the transformation of business operations.
What is the difference between CSR and ESG?
CSR refers to an organisation’s overall corporate responsibility framework. ESG criteria are used specifically to measure and report on its environmental, social and governance performance.
What key skills are required?
Project management, impact analysis, reporting, regulatory compliance, stakeholder engagement, change management and communication.
What training is recommended?
A Master’s degree (Bac +5) in management, sustainable development, responsible finance, geopolitics or strategy is recommended. The MSc Geopolitics and Business provides valuable insights into global transformations.
Interested in a career as a CSR Manager / Sustainability Manager?
Explore the MSc Geopolitics and Business at Rennes School of Business, a programme designed to analyse the economic, regulatory, environmental and geopolitical transformations shaping responsible business strategies.