Sustainability & Strategy Associate
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - AMBIENTA in Milano
Ambienta is a European investment manager, founded in 2007, pioneering sustainable investing in environmental champions across private equity, public markets, and private credit. With offices in Milan, London, Paris, Munich and Stockholm Ambienta manages over €4bn in assets and is backed by a global and growing investor base. The firm invests in companies driven by environmental megatrends and whose products or services improve Resource Efficiency or Pollution Control. Its science-driven approach identifies environmental champions of the real economy – businesses that deliver strong financial returns while generating measurable positive environmental impact.
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An industry pioneer, Ambienta was one of the first UN PRI signatories in 2012 and attained B-Corp status in 2019. In 2020, Ambienta became IIGCC member and in 2023 committed to the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi). role and responsibilities
You will join the cross-functional Sustainability & Strategy (S&S;) team. This internal consulting group plays a crucial role in supporting the firm's investments across all asset classes and countries to deliver above-average market returns.
In your role, you will be required to implement and develop analysis of industry trends, related market dynamics and environmental issues, maintain Ambienta’s proprietary industry expert network and support the development of investment insights. You’ll work under the guidance of S&S; senior team members with full accountability on your own tasks and direct exposure to other teams of the firm and external stakeholders. Over time as you’ll enhance your expertise on sustainability matters, business model understanding and investing considerations you’ll start focusing on selected industry verticals with the objective to become a reference point for the entire firm in the mid‑term.
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