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Four to six years experience in relevant field (e.g., international relations, government affairs, or criminal justice) with at least one year of experience with international criminal justice sector programming.
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Minimum of 8-10 years of experience in public affairs, policy advocacy, government relations, campaign politics, political communications, or a related field, with a focus on energy, infrastructure, or environmental policy.
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Pursuing an Associate’s or Bachelor’s program related to conservation and sustainable development issues with a concentration in Public Policy, Political Science, US Government, or International Relations.
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This position reports to the Vice President of Advocacy and External Relations, who is based in Washington, DC.ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:+ Under the direction of the Vice President of Advocacy and External Relations, engage UN agencies, bodies, and member state missions, the US administration and Congress, diplomatic missions, the World Bank, and other relevant institutions and policymakers to influence humanitarian and gender equality policies, programs, and practices.
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We support clients ranging from the U.S. Government (e.g., the U.S. Agency for International Development, U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Departments of State and Labor, and the Millennium Challenge Corporation) to large bilateral and multilateral donors (e.g., the World Bank and the United Nations Development Program.
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Position Responsibilities Recommends, executes, and monitors implementation of the state government relations legislative strategy under the guidance of the VP. Develops and maintains strategic relationships with regional U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) representatives, state legislators in key states, state regulators, and Capitol Hill staff.
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NGA’s Government Relations group assists in ensuring the voice of Governors are heard in Congress, and the Executive Branch and NGA’s Communications team collaborates with Governors’ offices to amplify bipartisan messaging and strategy.
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Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in computer science, science technology, international relations, political science, economics, law or a related interdisciplinary field with minimum of eight (8) years of experience supporting development activities (USAID-funded activities preferred.
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Coordinate with other leaders within the Policy & Government Relations vertical to ensure effective relationship management, coordination on Capitol Hill, and on effective legislative strategies across policy divisions; coordinate regularly with other division Directors of Policy & Government Affairs to ensure alignment.
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The EA organization comprises CRA Strategy & Program Management, Government & Policy Affairs, Regulatory Relations, Corporate Communications, Community Finance, Community Impact & Investment, and EA Strategy & Engagement.
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The Manager, Government Relations executes policy strategy, works closely with coalition partners, and supports initiatives of the broader Public Policy team. Experience working in the U.S. Congress, federal agency, or state legislature preferred.
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Experience serving as a Labor Relations Specialist or similar role within a Local, State, Federal, or other government relations environment; Be sure to detail your experience serving as a Labor Relations Specialist or a similar role within a Local, State, Federal or Public/Private environment, your employee relations experience in an environment with a formalized dispute resolution and/or grievance process, as well as your experience providing compensation analysis, benchmarking, and budget information, including the development of multi-year cost projections.
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All Senior Labor Relations Managers are eligible for County government employee benefits that include health, dental, vacation and sick leave, commuter transportation subsidies, tuition reimbursement, as well as a generous retirement plan.
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Bachelor’s degree in International Development, International Relations, Political Science, Government, Business, or a related field; or equivalent combination of education and relevant work experience required.
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GEICO’s Government and Regulatory Affairs team is looking for an experienced Government Relations Counsel to be part of a team advancing the Company’s legislative and regulatory agenda supporting those in the western US region.
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