Senior Expert Federal Lobbyist
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Role summary
As instructed by the Federal Government Relations executives, responsible for developing and maintaining high level relationships on specific topics with members of Congress and their staffers and officials at Federal Agencies to ensure that Company’s interests are represented at the Federal level. May attend hearings, conferences, and other events with the intent of shaping and influencing public policy in a manner favorable to the Company. Requires registration as a federal lobbyist and experience working with the Federal government.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
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