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Represent CNA with Congress; monitor and coordinate legislative/congressional activities including analysis of pending legislation, testimony and subpoenas, and compliance with lobbying restrictions placed on CNA because of its FFRDC status; stay informed of research results that could be relevant to members of Congress and/or their staffs; work to convey that information to Congress.
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Compliance Administer charitable registration, lobbying, campaign finance, and other federal, state, and local government disclosure and compliance. Familiarity with lobbying and campaign finance disclosure and compliance required.
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Ensure strict compliance with all federal, state and local lobbying and ethics laws. Maintain and enhance knowledge of the current state of public health data exchange and infrastructure, including the capacity of state and local public health officials to analyze and use public health data, the relevant federal and state policies and political landscapes, and the relevant public, private, and advocacy stakeholders in the field.
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Our clients include thousands of the most prestigious Fortune 500 companies, law firms, financial organizations, tech innovators, non-profits, and lobbying firms, as well as federal, state and local government agencies.
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Administer charitable registration, lobbying, campaign finance, and other federal, state, and local government disclosure and compliance. As the community affiliate of the AFL-CIO, we unite working people in urban, suburban, and rural communities around a shared economic agenda.
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The ideal candidate will have 3 to 6 years of political law experience with a focus on federal, state, and local campaign finance issues; federal, state, and local lobbying compliance, including grassroots lobbying; nonprofit organization compliance; and business and nonprofit governance issues, including formation and operation of entities.
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Direct Lobbying & Strategic Engagements - Leads, facilitates, supports, and executes strategic legislative engagements and campaigns with collaboration of senior government relations team members; Serves as a representative to State and Local officials and stakeholders.
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We have an immediate need for a Policy Analyst to join our State & Local Government Relations practice in our Washington, DC office. Experience working in Congress, the Executive Branch, political campaigns, advocacy and lobbying, and/or policy research and analysis.
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Advocate before decision-makers: You will present a compelling case for policies that will grow solar energy through lobbying, testifying at hearings, providing briefings, and producing written materials for decision-makers, building relationships with key players on solar energy at the federal, state, local and boardroom level.
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Our Client, a well respected DC Government Agency, is seeking a Senior Technical writer to join its team on a contract basis! Demonstrable experience in technical communication or instructional design.
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Mobilizes individuals in the Finish Strong states to voice support for our legislative goals and full access to end-of-life choice for the following actions: letter writing campaigns, phone banking, canvassing, days of action, visibility events, legislative lobbying, public health committee hearing, etc.
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Maintain legislative contact lists and coordinate mass communications to Capitol Hill, as well as to state and local legislators. Monitor or attend committee hearings, coalition meetings, and lobbying days on behalf of Common Sense.
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Oversees overall organizational compliance with applicable federal, state and local laws, including antitrust risk. ■ Manages legal risk to including political and lobbying compliance and oversees contracts between and outside parties.
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Collaborate with internal stakeholders to manage state and local lobbying disclosure submissions. The Policy and Legislative Analyst will work with the Siemens State and Local Government Affairs team and other internal cross function teams on policies and regulations ranging from manufacturing, infrastructure, transportation, workforce development, U.S. competitiveness, and other corporate topics.
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Provide legal support for the firm's federal, state and local lobbying activities, including ensuring compliance with disclosure requirements and gifts and ethics rules. Will ensure compliance with federal, state and local laws with regard to political activities, including campaign finance, lobbying, tax and ethics laws.
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