Singapore, Singapore · On-site
<p>The Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth (CSP) is an independent non-profit dedicated to advancing sustainable finance and mobilising private capital toward positive social and environmental outcomes. Pos…
Skills: Program Design, Content Development, Sustainable Finance, Impact Investing, Project Management
Singapore, Singapore • On-site
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Lead the development, execution, and quality assurance of research-led training programs for wealth holders and financial intermediaries in the APAC region. Manage a team of trainers and collaborate with research teams to integrate sustainable finance insights into educational content.
Requires a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Finance, Economics, Sustainability, or a related field with over 7 years of leadership and program development experience. In-depth expertise in ESG and impact investing is essential, and IBF or ACTA/ACLP certifications are preferred.
The Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth (CSP) is an independent non-profit dedicated to advancing sustainable finance and mobilising private capital toward positive social and environmental outcomes. Positioned at the intersection of wealth, sustainability, and systems change, CSP works with wealth holders, family offices, financial institutions, philanthropies, and next-generation leaders to help shape a more sustainable and resilient global economy.
Originally founded as part of the University of Zurich ecosystem and emerging from the Impact Investing for the Next Generation programme launched in 2015 at the Initiative for Responsible Investment at Harvard University, CSP has evolved significantly in response to the rapid global transformation of sustainable finance. Today, CSP operates as an independent foundation with a growing international platform and strategic partnerships across academia, finance, and the private wealth ecosystem.
CSP now works in close partnership with the University of St. Gallen (HSG), strengthening its academic and practitioner-based approach to research, executive education, and industry engagement. This evolution reflects CSP’s broader global mission: bridging rigorous academic insight with practical implementation for wealth owners and financial professionals navigating increasingly complex sustainability challenges and opportunities.
CSP remains deeply connected to the global private wealth and impact investing community through collaborations with leading investor networks such as Toniic and The ImPact, as well as partnerships with institutions including Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University, and the University of St. Gallen.
The work of CSP addresses three barriers in steering capital to impact:
These barriers are addressed through:
As the Director, Training & Programs, you will play a vital role in making CSP APAC a thought leader through engaging and training the target audience using a portfolio of research led training programs and actively developing and growing this exciting portfolio locally and globally, focusing on
This is a compelling role for anyone wanting to drive outsized positive impact globally within a dynamic growth environment, as you are responsible for a uniquely powerful established suite of programs on the CSP platform.
CSP leverages scientific research and runs trainings to mobilize capital toward social change.
The Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth Asia-Pacific, is one of three CSP entities in key locations with significant concentrations of private wealth. The APAC team is based out of Singapore. Our work is based on two important developments: 1. Sustainable Finance has emerged as a key opportunity to deploy large amounts of capital for financial returns and positive social and environmental outcomes. Sustainable Finance can become a key driver for sustainable development. 2. Private Wealth has become highly concentrated. Today, 0.7 percent of the global population controls more than 50 percent of total private wealth, as well as many of the world’s largest conglomerates, companies, and foundations. Many wealth owners are deeply interested in Sustainable Finance but lack the capacity to engage. To bring these two phenomena together, our research and teaching work is uniquely positioned at the nexus of sustainable finance and private wealth. As such, our goal is to activate private wealth and sustainable finance, at scale, as a substantial driver for sustainable development.
Offices: 22, Cross Street, Singapore, Singapore 048421, SG
CSP leverages scientific research and runs trainings to mobilize capital toward social change.
The Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth Asia-Pacific, is one of three CSP entities in key locations with significant concentrations of private wealth. The APAC team is based out of Singapore. Our work is based on two important developments: 1. Sustainable Finance has emerged as a key opportunity to deploy large amounts of capital for financial returns and positive social and environmental outcomes. Sustainable Finance can become a key driver for sustainable development. 2. Private Wealth has become highly concentrated. Today, 0.7 percent of the global population controls more than 50 percent of total private wealth, as well as many of the world’s largest conglomerates, companies, and foundations. Many wealth owners are deeply interested in Sustainable Finance but lack the capacity to engage. To bring these two phenomena together, our research and teaching work is uniquely positioned at the nexus of sustainable finance and private wealth. As such, our goal is to activate private wealth and sustainable finance, at scale, as a substantial driver for sustainable development.
Offices: 22, Cross Street, Singapore, Singapore 048421, SG
