Manager, North America Industry Affairs
Crown Holdings
- Location
- FL - Tampa
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- Posted
- 14h ago
About this role
About Crown Crown Holdings, Inc. through it's subsidiaries, is a world leader in the metal packaging production process. We design and manufacture a wide range of innovative and sustainable metal packaging solutions and products. Our clients are some of the largest and most respected companies in the world. Crown is dedicated to building a team of highly talented, dedicated, and driven individuals. It's an exciting time to join our business because Crown offers you the opportunity to grow and develop your skills in an expanding industry. Crown was founded with the goal of valuing and promoting sustainability and this vision continues to be essential to our long-term future.
Job Description
About the Company CROWN Cork & Seal USA, Inc., a wholly owned company of Crown Holdings, Inc. is a global leader in the design, manufacture, and sale of packaging products for consumer goods. At Crown, we are passionate about helping our customers build their brands and connect with consumers around the world. We do this by delivering innovative packaging that offers significant value for brand owners, retailers, and consumers alike. With operations in 39 countries employing approximately 23,000 people and net sales of approximately $12 billion, we are uniquely positioned to bring the best practices in quality and manufacturing to our customers to drive their businesses locally and globally. Sustaining a leadership position requires us to build a team of highly talented, dedicated, and driven individuals. Mission The North America Industry Affairs Manager will be responsible for delivering clear and consistent communications on the company’s corporate business priorities and sustainability actions in alignment with our Corporate Twentyby30 program. This role will focus on translating sustainability commitments into compelling internal and external communications, and in particular produce the Sustainability report in coordination with the Sustainability Reporting team, and other reporting / communication documents as necessary. In parallel, the role will support North America–focused industry affairs efforts, participating in industry advocacy that support the growth and circularity of aluminum beverage cans, the expansion of food cans, and other Crown & Signode products across North America. The Manager will engage with key regional stakeholders and drive initiatives that promote metal as a preferred, sustainable packaging solution in the North American market. The Corporate Communications & North America Industry Affairs Manager will also be responsible for coordinating Corporate Social Engagement activities, including for example the management of the company’s charity giving program and the planning and facilitation of key engagement events such as World Environment Day and other sustainability‑focused events. Additionally, the Manager will provide legislative insight and support to internal stakeholders (including business VPs, Key Account Directors and procurement teams) and will monitor and anticipate policy and market trends that may impact Crown's business, products and corporate reputation in North America. The role requires a thorough understanding of North American packaging legislation, circular economy principles, and public affairs, as well as the ability to build and maintain effective relationships with Crown Industry associations (CMI, CHPR) and other associations we are in contact with (Aluminum Association, American Beverage, BIER, etc.) government bodies, and non-government organizations (NGOs) across the US and Canada. Main activities 1. Corporate & Sustainability Communication Develop and deliver internal and external corporate communications aligned with business priorities (annual report, crown news) and the Corporate Twentyby30 sustainability program, in particular deliver or support development of sustainability documentation such as the annual Sustainability Report and other ad-hoc sustainability