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Natural Capital Asset Management Associate

City of Edinburgh
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Department: Natural Capital (Real Assets) Asset Management

Location: Edinburgh

Role Overview

Exposure to a multi-award-winning team and £250m natural capital portfolio - the UK’s largest privately coordinated afforestation initiative in a generation. Working across a portfolio that holistically integrates timber, carbon, and biodiversity outcomes. Direct involvement in delivering long-term value for institutional investors and deep environmental and social impact. The role combines asset management, financial management, and stakeholder engagement, ensuring efficient portfolio performance.

Key Responsibilities

Asset Management

  • Support the oversight of a scaled multi-asset multi-geography forestry & natural capital portfolio
  • Collaborate with third-party forest managers, contractors, and estate teams, acting as a key liaison for operational coordination
  • Contribute to the onboarding of new assets including establishing and improving operational and reporting frameworks
  • Support implementation of portfolio-wide processes and systems to enable highly scalable delivery
  • Coordinate and attend site visits, inspections, meetings, and operational reviews
  • Assist with carbon project management, including interaction with project documentation and verification processes (e.g., Woodland Carbon Code or similar frameworks)
  • Assist with legal and administrative management of the portfolio, including maintaining contract documentation
  • Maintain internal systems and reporting tools, ensuring data accuracy and effective document management
  • Support delivery and monitoring of carbon, biodiversity, and community outcomes programmes
  • Support optimization of land use across timber, carbon, and habitat objectives

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Financial Management & Reporting

  • Manage the production of internal reporting documentation, including board-level reporting
  • Assist in the preparation of external reporting materials both at a fund and group level
  • Support budget and cash flow forecasting production and variance analysis, including elementary financial modelling
  • Maintain asset-level financial tracking across revenue streams (timber, carbon, grants, and other income)
  • Support invoice processing and payment tracking

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Stakeholder Management

  • Support communication with key stakeholders including forest managers, community members, and investors
  • Assist in responding to investor queries and fundraising activities
  • Help maintain relationships with external stakeholders, including communities, suppliers, contractors, and off-takers

Skills & Experience

  • 2+ years relevant experience
  • Strong organizational and analytical skills, with ability to manage multiple workstreams concurrently
  • Strong interest in natural capital, forestry, carbon, and biodiversity markets
  • Excellent communication skills
  • High attention to detail
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office products (Excel, Powerpoint, Word, CoPilot)
  • Full driving licence (preferred)
  • GIS or spatial data (preferred)

For further information and to apply for the role, please contact Murray Aitchison (MAitchison@foresightgroup.eu) and Christian Tingsgaard Lassen (CTingsgaardLassen@foresightgroup.eu)

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Skills

Organisational Skills
Analytical Skills
Natural Capital
Forestry
Carbon Markets
Biodiversity
Communication Skills
Attention to Detail
Microsoft Office
GIS
Financial Management
Stakeholder Engagement
Project Management
Data Management
Reporting
Budgeting

Location

City of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

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