The European-American Business Council will hire a full-time Policy Manager to work in their Washington DC Office. This person will co-manage the EABC Policy Agenda and our members' involvement in its execution. The Policy Manager Director will be part of a three-person EABC Policy Team, which includes the EABC Europe Director in Brussels. The EABC Policy Team reports to the EABC President.
The main responsibilities of this position include:
- Co-manage with two Washington and Brussels-based managers the twelve EABC Policy Groups - their meetings, membership, agendas and advocacy.
- Help identify key Trans-Atlantic opportunities for high-impact policy input.
- Help build EABC relationships with US-based EU and US officials.
- Help foster policy relationships with partner institutions and trade associations, and organize joint policy positions and activities.
- Support monthly EABC Washington Forums and other EABC US programming, in cooperation with the EABC Program Manager.
- Help recruit new EABC member companies.
Applicants must hold a college degree and have 1-3 years of relevant Washington DC policy experience, e.g. work at a business association or policy consultancy. They should possess a solid knowledge of US and EU institutions and government processes, have keen writing, verbal and management skills, and speak English perfectly. This person should be a self-starter, and have a diplomatic demeanor. They must also have a US passport or a permanent US work visa. If interested, please send a CV and cover letter to Jessica Jones at Jessica@EABC.org. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
Thank you for your interest in the European-American Business Council. Michael Maibach/President & CEO
SOURCE: PUBLIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL 04/18/11
The main responsibilities of this position include:
- Co-manage with two Washington and Brussels-based managers the twelve EABC Policy Groups - their meetings, membership, agendas and advocacy.
- Help identify key Trans-Atlantic opportunities for high-impact policy input.
- Help build EABC relationships with US-based EU and US officials.
- Help foster policy relationships with partner institutions and trade associations, and organize joint policy positions and activities.
- Support monthly EABC Washington Forums and other EABC US programming, in cooperation with the EABC Program Manager.
- Help recruit new EABC member companies.
Applicants must hold a college degree and have 1-3 years of relevant Washington DC policy experience, e.g. work at a business association or policy consultancy. They should possess a solid knowledge of US and EU institutions and government processes, have keen writing, verbal and management skills, and speak English perfectly. This person should be a self-starter, and have a diplomatic demeanor. They must also have a US passport or a permanent US work visa. If interested, please send a CV and cover letter to Jessica Jones at Jessica@EABC.org. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
Thank you for your interest in the European-American Business Council. Michael Maibach/President & CEO
SOURCE: PUBLIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL 04/18/11
