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1 month ago | 
trellis.net | Trish Kenlon
Joe had always shown up for our local meetup of sustainability professionals. He volunteered for panels, served on committees and never missed a gathering. One night after a networking event, we were chatting as we stacked chairs and he said, “Man, I really needed this tonight. It’s been so hard since I got laid off.” I was shocked — wasn’t a job search something he should’ve mentioned during the networking hour? He didn’t see it that way.
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Feb 5, 2025 | 
sustainablecareerpathways.com | Trish Kenlon
The year-end newsletter is always my favorite to write—it’s an opportunity to look back on a year full of ups and downs and celebrate all of the good that happened.
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Feb 5, 2025 | 
sustainablecareerpathways.com | Trish Kenlon
Whether you’re hiring or searching for a role in climate and sustainability, these resources can help you be more successful in the competition for green jobs and talent. Note: This article was originally published on Trellis.net – click here to read the article on Trellis.net.
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Feb 5, 2025 | 
sustainablecareerpathways.com | Trish Kenlon
These training resources delve into the details of the four most significant global reporting and disclosure standards — GRI, ESRS, IFRS and CDP. Note: This article was originally published on Trellis.net – click here to read the article on Trellis.net.
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Feb 5, 2025 | 
sustainablecareerpathways.com | Trish Kenlon
Confused about sustainability reporting and disclosure standards? Use these resources to determine your company’s relevant mandates, reporting requirements and new processes. Note: This article was originally published on Trellis.net – click here to read the article on Trellis.net.
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
sustainablecareerpathways.com | Trish Kenlon
Learn how to drive the adoption of renewable energy with courses that provide everything from a big-picture understanding of the energy transition and justice considerations to the details of energy generation and storage technologies and financing. Note: This article was originally published on Trellis.net – click here to read the article on Trellis.net. Editor’s note: This is part of a series on closing the sustainability skills gap with the resources available right now.
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
sustainablecareerpathways.com | Trish Kenlon
Whether you’re feeling uninspired by your organization’s progress, or are just ready for new growth opportunities, here’s how to handle feeling stuck in your current role. Note: This article was originally published on Trellis.net – click here to read the article on Trellis.net. I’ve been having a lot of conversations lately with friends who have achieved the professional sustainability dream.
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
sustainablecareerpathways.com | Trish Kenlon
Whether you want to learn how to make more sustainable investment choices or improve your company’s ESG performance, these 28 courses can help. Note: This article was originally published on Trellis.net – click here to read the article on Trellis.net. Editor’s note: This is part of a series on closing the sustainability skills gap with the resources available right now.
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
sustainablecareerpathways.com | Trish Kenlon
Develop and implement strategies for embedding sustainability into your supply chain and procurement practices with these 14 training options. Note: This article was originally published on Trellis.net – click here to read the article on Trellis.net. Editor’s note: This is part of a series on closing the sustainability skills gap with the resources we have available right now.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
trellis.net | Trish Kenlon
Trish Kenlon is the founder of Sustainable Career Pathways, a popular website and career coaching service that has helped thousands of graduate students and mid-career professionals with transitioning into roles in the sustainability space. She is a frequent contributor of career expertise to the Environmental Defense Fund Climate Corps community and has been featured on several podcasts including Sustainability Defined and Degrees with Yesh Pavlik Slenk.
