Policy and Advocacy Advisor Job at CBM Australia (Richmond)

Senior Workplace Technology Policy Advocate

The Senior Workplace Technology Policy Advocate advocates for AFSCME federal pol...

Location

United States , Washington, D.C.

Salary:

102857.00 - 154291.00 USD / Year

American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university, with major course work in economics, public policy or public administration
A minimum of seven (7) years of relevant and progressively responsible experience or any equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the knowledge, skills, and abilities
Extensive knowledge of workplace technology policy issues such as artificial intelligence
and procedures and processes governing federal, state and local governments
Knowledge of state and local revenue policy issues
Knowledge of unions and their internal and external working relationships
Extensive knowledge and familiarity with the various interest groups involved in relevant policy issues
Ability to propose new programs or resource materials, including outlining program strategies
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with AFSCME officials, councils, affiliates, the public and established partnerships
Capable of relaying complex technical concepts to a variety of audiences, including excellent writing, representational and public communication skills

Job Responsibility

Serves as an expert in assigned AFSCME issue areas of responsibility, including primarily workplace technology policy, such as artificial intelligence, secondarily state and local revenue policy, and other sectors and issues as assigned
Advises and provides advanced technical assistance to AFSCME and affiliate union leaders and staff
federal, state, and local officials
and allied labor and community organizations
Develops, recommends and advocates for federal, state and local policy strategies and policy options that further the interests of AFSCME members
Serves as primary advocate for regulatory and related priorities to promote the interests of AFSCME members at federal executive branch departments and agencies by engaging with federal executive branch officials and staff
preparing comments for submission in response to proposed regulations and related federal agency solicitations
and engaging in other policy making meetings and activities as appropriate
Conducts and oversees in-depth quantitative and qualitative research
Advises AFSCME and affiliate union leaders and staff about new federal laws, regulations and related matters by preparing written reports, fact sheets, content for distribution through AFSCME social media and other communications channels and other materials

What we offer

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Head of US Public Policy and Government Relations

Block is one company built from many blocks, all united by the same purpose of e...

Location

United States , Washington, DC

Salary:

290000.00 - 435000.00 USD / Year

Block

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

15+ years public policy experience, with preference for experience in the US government and within the financial services and technology sectors
10+ years of experience managing teams of policy professionals, including team budgeting, strategic planning, and career development
A strong background in advocacy and public policy development pertaining to global financial services issues and policies
Strategic thinker with sound political instincts and the ability to identify where Block can have the most meaningful impact
Strong coalition-builder who can engage credibly across ideological and institutional lines
Comfortable operating in ambiguity and making judgment calls in fast-moving, high-stakes situations
Demonstrated success building and leading high-performing policy teams and managing complex, multi-stakeholder advocacy campaigns
Exceptional communicator — able to translate complex regulatory and technical concepts for a range of audiences, from legislators to journalists to product teams
Experience managing teams of policy professionals, including team budgeting, strategic planning, and career development

Job Responsibility

Cultivate and guide Block’s public policy and government relations strategy across the US, advancing priorities that support our purpose of economic empowerment and the growth of our products
Identify and prioritize legislative and regulatory developments that affect Block's ecosystem — spanning payments, banking, digital assets, consumer protection, and financial inclusion — and position Block to influence them early
Translate Block's purpose into narratives that resonate with legislators, regulators, and the public: stories about sellers growing their businesses, unbanked consumers gaining financial agency, and the communities that benefit when innovation and access go hand in hand
Develop thought leadership content, policy papers, and advocacy materials that articulate Block's distinctive perspective on financial inclusion, the future of digital finance, and the role of responsible innovation
Build and maintain trusted relationships with senior policymakers, government officials, congressional offices, key regulatory agencies (including FDIC, CFPB, OCC, FinCEN, SEC, NYDFS and other state equivalents), and relevant stakeholders
Partner closely with legal, compliance, product, and communications teams to align policy strategy with business objectives, manage regulatory risk, and promote Block’s public mission narrative
Design and execute advocacy strategies, including direct engagement, coalition building, and participation in legislative and regulatory processes
Oversee the development of policy materials and executive briefings, and support leadership engagement with external stakeholders
Manage a high-performing regional policy team, including external advisors, lobbyists, trade associations, and other partnerships
Be a thought leader for the Counsel leadership team, contributing to counsel strategy, company priorities, and team development

What we offer

Remote work
medical insurance
flexible time off
retirement savings plans
modern family planning

Fulltime

Director, Government Affairs

Microsoft's Global Affairs team has an immediate opening for an experienced Gove...

Location

South Korea , Seoul

Salary:

Not provided

Microsoft Corporation

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Public Policy, Political Science, Law, Business, or related field AND 6+ years of experience in government affairs, public policy, or other related roles that includes developing and implementing strategic advocacy or policy engagement plans
OR equivalent experience
Strong understanding of Korea's political and regulatory environment, including the role of government agencies and the National Assembly
Fluency in both English & Korean, excellent communication skills, and strong stakeholder management skills

Job Responsibility

Develop and maintain strategic relationships with national and subnational government officials and regulatory authorities in Korea
Represent Microsoft's interests with government, business, and industry organizations to support the company's long-term growth in Korea's digital ecosystem
Identify opportunities for collaboration with policymakers and public sector stakeholders on issues of mutual interest
Advocate for public policy positions that support the deployment and responsible adoption of cloud computing, AI, and related digital technologies
Shape and contribute to Microsoft's policy agenda in Korea by addressing complex governmental issues and business priorities
Monitor legislative and regulatory developments affecting Microsoft's business and proactively manage related policy risks
Develop partnerships with industry associations, civil society organizations, academic institutions, and policy think tanks to support Microsoft's policy objectives
Build coalitions to support Microsoft's advocacy priorities and improve perceptions of technology adoption across government stakeholders
Coordinate government affairs consultants and external advisors in support of Microsoft's advocacy strategies where appropriate
Work closely with Microsoft's Legal Affairs, Infrastructure, and Commercial, and Engineering teams, among others, to support strategic initiatives requiring government engagement

Fulltime

Head of Policy, ANZ

The Head of Policy, ANZ (Policy Lead) is responsible for developing and executin...

Location

Australia , Sydney

Salary:

Not provided

Airbnb

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

At least twelve (12) years of experience working on complex public policy, regulatory, or legislative issues in government, private sector, consulting, or non-governmental organizations
experience spanning both public and private sectors is preferred
Demonstrated track record of influencing regulatory or legislative outcomes, including shaping statutory language, regulatory frameworks, or implementation guidance
Direct experience in one or more relevant sectors such as tourism, housing, land use, urban policy, technology platforms, digital marketplaces, or e-commerce regulation
Experience operating in politically sensitive or high-profile regulatory environments where media, community, and stakeholder dynamics materially influence outcomes
Significant people leadership experience, including building, developing, and retaining high-performing teams
Demonstrated strength in delegation, performance management, coaching, and succession planning
Experience leading through ambiguity and change, setting clear priorities in fast-moving environments with competing demands
Proven ability to manage external advisors and consultants with disciplined accountability and strategic alignment
Ability to synthesize complex legal, regulatory, and political developments into clear strategic recommendations for leadership

Job Responsibility

Strategy development and execution: Own the development and execution of comprehensive public policy strategies for each priority state in Australia and/or New Zealand
Government and regulatory engagement: Develop and maintain trusted relationships with senior policymakers, regulators, legislators, and enforcement authorities at local, state, and national levels
Campaign design and execution: Design and execute integrated advocacy campaigns that combine policy analysis, research, media strategy, coalition building, community mobilization, digital engagement, and strategic partnerships
Business advisory and cross-functional leadership: Advise senior leadership and cross-functional teams (Legal, Communications, Supply, Marketing) on regulatory developments and emerging risks
Team leadership: Lead and develop a high-performing public policy team, setting clear priorities, performance expectations, and accountability frameworks
Coalition and stakeholder development: Build and manage coalitions with industry partners, trade associations, civil society groups, research institutions, and community stakeholders
External advocacy and reputation management: Represent Airbnb at senior political and industry forums, and serve as a spokesperson when appropriate
Risk mitigation: Continuously monitor legislative and regulatory developments, anticipate emerging threats, and implement mitigation strategies
Consultant and resource management: Manage the ANZ Policy budget, and external advisors and consultants

Senior Government Relations Lead

Lime is seeking a Senior Government Relations Lead to spearhead our policy and p...

Location

Spain , Barcelona

Salary:

Not provided

Lime

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Degree in Politics, Communications, Law, Public Relations, or equivalent experience
7+ years of experience in government affairs, public policy, political campaigns, or business development in a government-related environment
Excellent written and verbal communication and stakeholder management skills
Strong strategic thinking and business acumen
Proven ability to prioritize, evaluate, and influence policy pathways
Comfortable working in fast-paced environments and engaging at senior institutional levels
Available for travel
Full English, Catalan and Spanish proficiency required

Job Responsibility

Build and lead strategic relationships with senior government and city officials, policymakers, and regulatory agencies
Shape and execute Lime’s public policy and advocacy agenda
Serve as a trusted advisor to internal leadership and cross-functional teams
Represent Lime externally with public institutions, transit authorities, and key partners
Partner with organizations, educational institutions, and community groups
Collaborate closely with other Lime teams
Manage and guide the work of external advisers and consultants
Track, interpret, and advise on relevant regulatory and legislative developments

Fulltime

Advisor, Government and Industry Affairs

Advisor, Government and Industry Affairs - Ottawa (Temporary 12 months )

Location

Canada , Ottawa

Salary:

56500.00 - 88800.00 CAD / Year

Bombardier

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Minimum of five (5) years of related experience in Parliamentary Affairs, Government
Bachelor’s degree in public affairs or a related discipline
Knowledge in Affairs, Public Affairs or International Affairs/Trade
Excellent communication skills, English and French (both spoken and written)
Familiar with the senior levels of Government and related institutions
Excellent knowledge of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook software in a Windows environment
Excellent knowledge of social media platforms
Strong analytical skills
Excellent judgment
Ability to work within short deadlines and under pressure

Job Responsibility

Monitor developments as they relate to files of importance to Bombardier’s political and strategic objectives
Provide timely information and prepare briefing documents and presentations ahead of important meetings and events
Research on public policy, particularly respecting government industrial, innovation and economic development policies and parliamentary debates on these subjects
Ensure that developments pertaining to important files such as: the domestic political environment or the policy framework that governs manufacturing, trade, skills, innovation, defense procurement and aviation are communicated in a timely manner to key actors in the company
Conduct internal consultations on public policy issues of interest to the corporation, including the impact of free-trade agreements, and innovation, procurement, exportation, skills and manufacturing policies on Bombardier’s activities
Formulate positions vis-à-vis these issues
Provide liaison services to Bombardier units in their relations with federal, provincial and foreign governments both at the public service and the political level
Keep an expanding log of key files and contacts to be updated and monitored
Develop, recommend and implement strategies to expand the company’s reach and visibility with government, parliamentary and industry stakeholders
Develop, recommend and implement advocacy strategies and tactics to address policy and regulatory issues impacting Bombardier and our sector

What we offer

Insurance plans (Dental, medical, life insurance, disability, and more)
Competitive base salary
Retirement savings plan
Employee Assistance Program
TeleHealth Program

Fulltime

Advisor, Government Affairs

At Bombardier, we design, build and maintain the world's peak-performing aircraf...

Location

Canada

Salary:

Not provided

Bombardier

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Minimum of five (5) years of related experience in Parliamentary Affairs, Government
Bachelor's degree in public affairs or a related discipline
Knowledge in Affairs, Public Affairs or International Affairs/Trade
Excellent communication skills, English and French (both spoken and written)
Familiar with the senior levels of Government and related institutions
Excellent knowledge of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook software in a Windows environment
Excellent knowledge of social media platforms
Strong analytical skills
Excellent judgment
Ability to work within short deadlines and under pressure

Job Responsibility

Monitor developments as they relate to files of importance to Bombardier's political and strategic objectives
Provide timely information and prepare briefing documents and presentations ahead of important meetings and events
Research on public policy, particularly respecting government industrial, innovation and economic development policies and parliamentary debates on these subjects
Ensure that developments pertaining to important files such as the domestic political environment or the policy framework that governs manufacturing, trade, skills, innovation, defense procurement and aviation are communicated in a timely manner to key actors in the company
Conduct internal consultations on public policy issues of interest to the corporation, including the impact of free-trade agreements, and innovation, procurement, exportation, skills and manufacturing policies on Bombardier's activities
Formulate positions vis-à-vis these issues
Provide liaison services to Bombardier units in their relations with federal, provincial and foreign governments both at the public service and the political level
Keep an expanding log of key files and contacts to be updated and monitored
Develop, recommend and implement strategies to expand the company's reach and visibility with government, parliamentary and industry stakeholders
Develop, recommend and implement advocacy strategies and tactics to address policy and regulatory issues impacting Bombardier and our sector

What we offer

Insurance plans (Dental, medical, life insurance, disability, and more)
Competitive base salary
Retirement savings plan
Employee Assistance Program
Tele Health Program

Fulltime

Advisor, Government and Industry Affairs

At Bombardier, we design, build and maintain the world’s peak-performing aircraf...

Location

Canada , Ottawa

Salary:

56500.00 - 88800.00 CAD / Year

Bombardier

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Minimum of five (5) years of related experience in Parliamentary Affairs, Government
Bachelor’s degree in public affairs or a related discipline
Knowledge in Affairs, Public Affairs or International Affairs/Trade
Excellent communication skills, English and French (both spoken and written)
Familiar with the senior levels of Government and related institutions
Excellent knowledge of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook software in a Windows environment and an excellent knowledge of social media platforms
Strong analytical skills
Excellent judgment
Ability to work within short deadlines and under pressure
Strong team player and good communicator

Job Responsibility

Public Policy Monitoring, Research and Briefing: Monitor developments as they relate to files of importance to Bombardier’s political and strategic objectives
Provide timely information and prepare briefing documents and presentations ahead of important meetings and events
Research on public policy, particularly respecting government industrial, innovation and economic development policies and parliamentary debates on these subjects
Ensure that developments pertaining to important files such as: the domestic political environment or the policy framework that governs manufacturing, trade, skills, innovation, defense procurement and aviation are communicated in a timely manner to key actors in the company
Conduct internal consultations on public policy issues of interest to the corporation, including the impact of free-trade agreements, and innovation, procurement, exportation, skills and manufacturing policies on Bombardier’s activities
Formulate positions vis-à-vis these issues
Government, Parliamentary and Industry Stakeholder Outreach and Monitoring: Provide liaison services to Bombardier units in their relations with federal, provincial and foreign governments both at the public service and the political level
Keep an expanding log of key files and contacts to be updated and monitored
Develop, recommend and implement strategies to expand the company’s reach and visibility with government, parliamentary and industry stakeholders
Develop, recommend and implement advocacy strategies and tactics to address policy and regulatory issues impacting Bombardier and our sector

What we offer

Insurance plans (Dental, medical, life insurance, disability, and more)
Competitive base salary
Retirement savings plan
Employee Assistance Program
Tele Health Program

Fulltime

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