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Supporting the Head of U.S. Government and Regulatory Affairs and Head of the DC Office to develop and execute a Washington, DC public policy strategy with the U.S. Congress, U.S. Administration, and U.S. regulatory agencies.
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Bachelor’s degree in political science or related field with 4-6 years of lobbying or general government affairs experience is required; Campaign and/or Grassroots/Grasstops experience is desired but not required.
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Reporting to the Senior Director for Federal Affairs, the Senior Manager will assist with research and direct lobbying to support AIA’s federal legislative agenda. In collaboration with the Senior Director for Federal Affairs, coordinate with key staff members to build grassroots and grasstop support for AIA’s advocacy agenda.
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Assist the department in planning major events, including scheduling/ coordinating Congressional and Executive Branch meetings for annual fly-ins or attendance by an AIA member(s) for federal government affairs-related meetings in Washington, DC.
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Advocacy – Federal Lobbying – External Affairs. High-level understanding of how to successfully lobby Congress and the executive branch, including no less than 4-6 years’ experience in working to advance legislative and regulatory proposals.
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The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) Government Affairs Deputy Director assists in the development and implementation of WWP’s public policy strategy to advance its legislative, regulatory, and advocacy priorities.
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The Director/Senior Director of U.S. Government Affairs will report to the Vice President & Head of U.S. Government Affairs who will work together with this individual to develop policy and political strategy on a range of legislative and regulatory issues and manage SAP’s interaction with the Federal government on issues including but not limited to privacy, cybersecurity, and appropriations.
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Advises Smithsonian Institution (SI) senior officials on matters relating to SI Congressional affairs. The Assistant Secretary for Communications & External Affairs/Chief Marketing Officer provides administrative supervision to include overall guidance on broad policy, program objectives, and budget limitations.
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Familiarity with the AML/CFT and sanctions regulatory environment for digital assets globally, including the BSA, OFAC and other sanctions regulations, and travel rule requirements. 12+ years of combined in-house/Biglaw experience, including leading regulatory coverage, preferably in fintech, banking, payments, capital markets or other institutional financial services.
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The person in this role specifically interacts with the Faculty Directors of McCourt academic programs, the Associate Dean of Student Affairs, McCourt Communications and Events staff, student organization leaders, and numerous student resources at Georgetown as they support McCourt students and the Office of Student Affairs suite.
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The Policy and Regulatory Affairs team provides subject matter expertise in Artificial Intelligence, connectivity, cybersecurity, standards, Intellectual Property, manufacturing, and sustainability policies.
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The mission of the Global Public Policy & Government Affairs team is to prevent, manage, and mitigate political, legislative, and regulatory threats to TikTok and to promote a political, legislative, and regulatory environment that supports growth and innovation for our business.
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Provides guidance on projects and tasks that require a broad and deep knowledge of the Office, Bureau, and State Department; policymaking and management of international development functions in the USG interagency; the management of foreign affairs agency work units; and the politics and dynamics of the Europe, Eurasia and Central Asia regions.
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Work closely with the General Counsel, Government Affairs team and the state agencies and legislatures. Provide business unit leaders (Government Affairs, Human Resources, Store Operations, Finance, Marketing, Store Development and others) advice and counsel regarding legal requirements, best practices, and strategies to advance the Company’s goals.
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Chief Economist, Regulatory Affairs. Collaborate with internal and external partners to expand CUS's regulatory policy portfolio and enhance our reputation as a trusted advisor to government agencies and non-profit organizations.
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