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Amplify Goods

Graduate Social Enterprise Professional

London
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Company Description

Amplify Goods is a certified social enterprise transforming everyday washroom and kitchen essentials into drivers of social and environmental impact. The organization focuses on refill-first, circular products such as its award-winning SUDZERØ powder-to-foam handwash, designed to reduce carbon emissions and eliminate single-use plastic. Amplify Goods provides living-wage work experience for people facing barriers to employment, partnering with multiple charities and organizations to build skills, confidence, and progression into further opportunities. Its impact includes significant Social Return on Investment (SROI), large-scale reductions in plastic waste, and environmental initiatives like tree planting and ocean-bound plastic recovery. Trusted by high-profile clients and supported by tools such as an ESG calculator, Amplify Goods shows how sustainability can deliver measurable savings and positive change.

Role Description

The Graduate Social Enterprise Professional will support the day-to-day running and growth of Amplify Goods’ impact-led business. This hybrid role is based in London, with some flexibility to work from home. Key responsibilities include:

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  • Assisting with operations and logistics around refill-first products
  • Supporting data collection and reporting on social and environmental impact
  • Contributing to partner and customer communications
  • Participating in product and process improvement projects
  • Helping to coordinate impact programmes for people facing barriers to employment
  • Supporting marketing and outreach activities that amplify the organization’s mission

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You will collaborate closely with the team, bringing fresh ideas and an analytical mindset to help scale Amplify Goods’ purpose-driven work.

Qualifications

  • Strong interest in social enterprise, sustainability, and ESG, with the ability to analyse impact data and communicate insights clearly.
  • Organizational and operational skills, including basic project coordination, time management, and attention to detail in day-to-day tasks.
  • Communication skills across written and verbal formats, including the ability to draft clear emails, reports, and presentations for internal and external stakeholders.
  • Collaborative mindset, with the ability to work effectively in a small team, build relationships with partners, and contribute positively to an inclusive workplace.
  • Comfort with digital tools (e.g., spreadsheets, documents, shared drives, and basic data entry), and willingness to learn new systems used for impact tracking.
  • Related academic background or practical experience in areas such as social enterprise, environmental studies, business, or social sciences is beneficial.
  • Demonstrated commitment to equity, inclusion, and supporting people facing barriers to employment, alongside a proactive and learning-oriented attitude.
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Skills

Impact Data Analysis
Project Coordination
Stakeholder Communication
Operations and Logistics
ESG Reporting
Digital Tool Proficiency
Time Management
Relationship Building
Marketing and Outreach
Data Entry

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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