Senior Legal Counsel, Sustainability
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Brussels, Brussels, Belgique
Mars
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ppbJob Description /bWe believe the world we want tomorrow starts with how we do business today, which is the vision at the heart of Mars’ Sustainable in a Generation Plan, one where the planet is healthy, people and pets are thriving, and society is inclusive. /ppbJob Description /bWe believe the world we want tomorrow starts with how we do business today, which is the vision at the heart of Mars’ Sustainable in a Generation Plan, one where the planet is healthy, people and pets are thriving, and society is inclusive. The Senior Legal Counsel, Sustainability (EMEA) will play an important role within the Sustainability Legal team at Mars, Inc. This role supports legal compliance for sustainability-related regulations across the EMEA region, with a particular focus on cross-segment regulatory coordination and enterprise alignment. This position operates within Mars’ Sustainability Legal Center of Excellence model and provides legal advisory support on Material Regulations, including CSRD, CS3D, EUDR, EmpCo, PPWR, and forced labor-related requirements. The role helps translate enterprise legal positions into regionally informed guidance and promotes visibility and consistency of legal approaches across segments. The role requires a high degree of independence and self-direction. The Senior Legal Counsel is expected to build a strong internal network across legal, sustainability, and business teams in the region, and to proactively steer that network to drive alignment and consistency in legal approaches to sustainability regulations. While supported by enterprise leadership, the role operates day-to-day as the primary driver of regional coordination. This is a legal advisory and coordination role, not an implementation role. It focuses on legal interpretation, risk identification, and the development of guidance and tools, while business and segment teams retain responsibility for operational implementation. /ph3Whatwillbeyour
key responsibilities
? /h3ulliProvidelegal advice on sustainability-related regulatory requirements across the EMEA region, with a focus on compliance risk, legal interpretation, and coordinated legal approaches. /liliAct as the primary driver of cross-segment coordination on sustainability legal topics within the EMEA region, proactively bringing stakeholders together to align on legal interpretation and approach. /liliAct as the One-Mars legal point of contact for material regulations in the region, helping build an enterprise approach to sustainability compliance. /liliOwn visibility across the region on sustainability-related legal risks, regulatory developments, and legal approaches. /liliDevelop regionally informed legal guidance, playbooks, templates, presentations, and training materials on sustainability regulations in coordination with the other members of the Sustainability Legal Center of Excellence. /liliProvidejurisdictionally informed legal insights based on local regulatory knowledge, helping the central Sustainability Legal team and segments understand how sustainability regulations apply across EMEA markets. /liliSupport legal analysis of key regulations, including CSRD, CSDDD (CS3D), EUDR, PPWR, and forced labor-related requirements, as well as related enforcement and compliance trends. /liliEngage directly with segment legal teams and regional stakeholders to influence alignment on legal positions, using judgment and stakeholder relationships to steer toward a consistent One-Mars approach. /liliDevelop and deliver training, presentations, and practical guidance to legal and business stakeholders across the region on sustainability regulatory requirements and legal risk. /liliIdentifypotential legal risks, gaps, or inconsistencies in approach and elevate appropriately. /liliAct as a connector between the central Sustainability Legal team and regional stakeholders to promote a consistent, practical, and risk-based legal approach across the region. /li /ulh3What are we looking for? /h3ulliLaw degree from an accredited university in the EU, UK, or another relevantjurisdiction. /liliLicensed, admitted, or otherwise qualified to practice law in the EU or UK. /lili8 to 12+ years of relevant legal experience, ideally including in-house experience in a multinational environment. /liliExperience advising on EU sustainability regulatory frameworks, including CSRD, CSDDD (CS3D), EUDR, PPWR, EmpCo, or forced labor-related requirements. /liliStrong grounding in regulatory compliance and legal risk assessment in complex, multi-jurisdictional environments. /liliAbility to interpret evolving regulatory requirements and apply them in a practical, risk-based way. /liliDemonstrated ability tooperateas a self-directed legal advisor in a complex, matrixed environment, including building networks and influencing outcomes without formal authority. /liliAbility to work independently with remote management, including setting priorities, progressing matters proactively, and maintaining strong a
key responsibilities
? /h3ulliProvidelegal advice on sustainability-related regulatory requirements across the EMEA region, with a focus on compliance risk, legal interpretation, and coordinated legal approaches. /liliAct as the primary driver of cross-segment coordination on sustainability legal topics within the EMEA region, proactively bringing stakeholders together to align on legal interpretation and approach. /liliAct as the One-Mars legal point of contact for material regulations in the region, helping build an enterprise approach to sustainability compliance. /liliOwn visibility across the region on sustainability-related legal risks, regulatory developments, and legal approaches. /liliDevelop regionally informed legal guidance, playbooks, templates, presentations, and training materials on sustainability regulations in coordination with the other members of the Sustainability Legal Center of Excellence. /liliProvidejurisdictionally informed legal insights based on local regulatory knowledge, helping the central Sustainability Legal team and segments understand how sustainability regulations apply across EMEA markets. /liliSupport legal analysis of key regulations, including CSRD, CSDDD (CS3D), EUDR, PPWR, and forced labor-related requirements, as well as related enforcement and compliance trends. /liliEngage directly with segment legal teams and regional stakeholders to influence alignment on legal positions, using judgment and stakeholder relationships to steer toward a consistent One-Mars approach. /liliDevelop and deliver training, presentations, and practical guidance to legal and business stakeholders across the region on sustainability regulatory requirements and legal risk. /liliIdentifypotential legal risks, gaps, or inconsistencies in approach and elevate appropriately. /liliAct as a connector between the central Sustainability Legal team and regional stakeholders to promote a consistent, practical, and risk-based legal approach across the region. /li /ulh3What are we looking for? /h3ulliLaw degree from an accredited university in the EU, UK, or another relevantjurisdiction. /liliLicensed, admitted, or otherwise qualified to practice law in the EU or UK. /lili8 to 12+ years of relevant legal experience, ideally including in-house experience in a multinational environment. /liliExperience advising on EU sustainability regulatory frameworks, including CSRD, CSDDD (CS3D), EUDR, PPWR, EmpCo, or forced labor-related requirements. /liliStrong grounding in regulatory compliance and legal risk assessment in complex, multi-jurisdictional environments. /liliAbility to interpret evolving regulatory requirements and apply them in a practical, risk-based way. /liliDemonstrated ability tooperateas a self-directed legal advisor in a complex, matrixed environment, including building networks and influencing outcomes without formal authority. /liliAbility to work independently with remote management, including setting priorities, progressing matters proactively, and maintaining strong a