Climate Cooperative
Commission-only Climate Impact Sales Partner - Plant for Impact Awards

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Climate Cooperative
Climate Cooperative is a Netherlands-based social enterprise that funds transparent reforestation through verified agroforestry systems and turns carbon liabilities into measurable, auditable assets for companies. To accelerate the launch of our new Plant for Impact Awards, we are looking for a part-time, commission-only sales partner to help bring in new client companies.
The Role
- Work part-time and flexibly to identify and approach companies (any size, any sector) that could become nominees for the Plant for Impact Awards.
- Sell our impact packages starting from 100 USD, which plant 10 agroforestry systems and generate traceable climate impact for clients.
- Build and manage your own lead pipeline: outbound outreach, networking, LinkedIn prospecting, and follow-ups.
- Explain how our agroforestry-based carbon removal works and why it is a credible alternative to traditional carbon credits.
- Share market feedback with our team to improve messaging and the awards program.
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Compensation
- This is a part-time, commission-only role.
- You earn a base commission of 5% over the total sales you bring in.
- For strong performers, there is room to increase the commission percentage and to discuss a more permanent role with a broader scope over time.
What We Offer
- The chance to directly turn your sales into real trees in the ground and measurable climate impact.
- Support from our core team: sales materials, impact documentation, and detailed information about the Plant for Impact Awards.
- A flexible setup that you can combine with other projects or work.


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Ideal Profile
- Entrepreneurial, self-motivated, and comfortable working in a commission-only structure.
- Experience in B2B sales, partnerships, fundraising, or business development is a plus.
- Genuine interest in climate, nature-based solutions, and sustainability.
- Strong communication skills in English (additional languages are a bonus).
- Confident using LinkedIn, email, and video calls to build relationships and close deals.
If you are looking for a flexible, part-time opportunity where your sales skills directly create climate impact and could grow into a more permanent position, we’d love to hear from you.
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