Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Tuesday Focus: Government Relations

For your Tuesday specialty programming, we focus in on jobs in the government relations & legislative affairs space.

AAA – Manager, Federal Affairs/Energy

American Forest & Paper Association
– Vice President, Government Affairs

American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers

American Nurses Association – Advocacy & Engagement Specialist

Appalachian Trail Conservancy – Director of Federal & Legislative Policy

Arconic – Director, Federal Government Affairs

Association Management Group
BP – Director, Federal Government Affairs – apply by Dec. 13

Children’s Hospital Association – Manager, Policy Analysis

Common Cause
– Lobbyist/Program Director – part-time – Delaware-based

DC Dept. of Health& Human Services – Legislative Specialist – $81k-$104k – apply by Dec. 8

Discover – Project Manager, Government Relations

DHL – Senior Manager, Public Policy – apply by Dec. 2

Facebook – Privacy & Public Policy Manager

Hunton & Williams – Government Affairs Assistant – $51k-$75k

InterAction – Senior Policy & Advocacy Associate (scroll to find)

Kellen – Government Affairs Manager

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society – Senior Director, Advocacy

LifeLock – Director of Public Policy

Miller Wenhold Capitol Strategies – Legislative Intern

Mobilitie – Vice President, Government Affairs

Mystery law firm – PAC/Compliance Manager – search managed by Capitol Recruiters

Mystery public health organization – Government Relations Manager – $53k-$55k – search managed by Careers in Nonprofits

National Alliance for Public Charter Schools – Federal Policy & Government Relations Coordinator

National Ready Mixed Concrete Association – Director of Government Affairs

National Safety Council – State Government Affairs Manager

Recreation Vehicle Industry Association – Lobbyist, State Affairs

Redhorse Corp. – Legislative Tracking Analyst

SEIU – Senior Legislative Manager, Budget/Appropriations

Spark Therapeutics – Head of Government Affairs

Truckload Carriers Association – Manager of Government Affairs

2 comments:

Liz said...

Hi there,

American Councils, a global education nonprofit, has several openings for interns and a country representative in Senegal. We have an opening for a marketing and communications intern with a pretty fun team :)

Thanks for sharing!

https://www.americancouncils.org/about/careers

Gordon said...

OCG PR - Senior Director, Federal Practice

Term of Employment: Full Time

Location: Washington, D.C.

Reports To: President

Salary Range: Base plus commission

Position Summary:

OCG PR, a full-service public relations agency is looking for a senior director to establish and run its federal practice office located in Washington, D.C. The ideal candidate will have 7+ years of proven communication expertise and government procurement experience. The role will manage all federal procurement opportunities and drive project deliverables. The position offers the opportunity to work with a dynamic team which values high-quality work.

Because teamwork is so valued at OCG PR, we invite only those who are hard workers, team players, and dependable to apply to be a part of our company. We highly value partnerships, take pride in our work and like working with those who keep their promises. If you share these same values, you will enjoy working here with us.

The core competencies of this position are:

· Drive sales in the federal space
· Develop relationships with government clients in an effort to identify and cultivate opportunities
· Develop and implement business development initiatives and strategies
· Identify potential teaming partners
· Understand and respond to RFI, Sources Sought and RFP opportunities
· Serve as lead account services representative
· Schedule and facilitate capability meetings
· Assist with the creation of presentations, research and other tools that support the business development efforts
· Lead creative brainstorms

You will be suited for this position if you have:

· Demonstrated strategic thinking, business instincts, creativity and sound judgement
· The ability to lead, develop, manage and hold team members accountable
· Knowledge of government contracting and supplier diversity efforts
· Advanced writing and verbal communication skills
· Knowledge of the public relations industry
· A strong comfort level conducting business on the phone and in-person
· The ability to work well under pressure in a small firm atmosphere

Preferred:

· Public Relations, marketing, political science, public policy degree
· Federal procurement experience

To Apply:

If what you've read up till now is exciting to you and you can't wait to start, here's what you do next!

Please send an email to: careers@ocgpr.com. Attach a current resume and a cover letter, which includes your salary requirement.