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The Director, Federal Affairs, will advocate T-Mobile’s Federal public policy initiatives before the US Congress and will report to the Sr. Director, Federal Legislative Affairs.
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T-Mobile is synonymous with innovation–and you could be part of the team that disrupted an entire industry!
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The Vice President, Federal and International Affairs will lead the Council's lobbying and federal agency activities relating to the federal marketplace, including federal contracting policy and market opportunities.
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Description :Summary:The Student Affairs Senior Coordinator is responsible for assisting the Associate Dean and Associate Director of Student Affairs in all areas of student life at the law school, managing student-facing interactions of the department, and developing and implementing programs to foster students’ continued success.
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We’re opening Ned’s Club Washington DC in Summer 2024, and the Membership Director is crucial to ensuring our success in this exciting new market. Membership Director at Ned’s Club Washington DC. Where will you be working.
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THE ROLE: The Senior Director, Global Trade Policy and Government Relations will be responsible for development of AMD’s engagement strategy with respect to domestic and international trade issues.
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The Director of Federal Government Affairs involves direct engagement with Senate, House, and/or Administration officials and staff on a variety of issue areas central to FirstEnergy. The Director of Federal Government Affairs represents the organization's policy and regulatory positions to elected representatives and their staff, as well as to officials and staff in the executive branch and other agencies.
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The Managing Director also works with NEMA members to develop strategies to advance NEMA members interests in the grid space, by bringing to bear other NEMA competencies such as federal and state legislative affairs, internal and external communications, standards development, and market insights.
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Proven work as a non-profit Executive Director or similar role. In addition, the Executive Director will serve as the spokesperson and face of AONN+ at external conferences and events, in the media and in partnership with other leading healthcare, non-profit and oncology organizations, forging strategic partnerships that raise the profile of AONN.
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Director, Federal Lands Program leads Defenders of Wildlife’s work to increase wildlife habitat protections and advance imperiled species recovery on federal lands, including the National Wildlife Refuge System, the National Forest System, the National System of Public Lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and Department of Defense (DoD) lands.
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Collaborate with Director of Advocacy and lobbying contractors to maximize impact of policy efforts. This exciting new management position will guide, inform, and support Access Living’s wide-ranging and complex disability policy and government affairs portfolio.
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Reporting to the board of directors as a co-leader alongside the Artistic Director, the Executive Director will be responsible for the business operations of the organization, and the leader of its financial and strategic planning for its evolving business model.
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First Batch Hospitality-Director of Sales. The Director of Sales will be responsible for the oversight, growth and development of social and corporate event sales for one of our locations (DC, NYC, CHI.
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A minimum of 12 years of business development experience in Federal Government contracting and business development management; 3 years in a senior-level role (director or above) The Director of Business Development will provide day-to-day guidance, leadership, and support to junior Business Development team members.
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AHIP is looking for an experienced Creative Director, Advocacy, to join their team! Position Summary: The Director, Creative Advocacy, oversees and contributes to creating visually compelling videos and graphics design to promote and establish AHIP as a leader in health care issues.
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