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Technical Legislative Advisor for Legislative Strengthening Project in Afghanistan |
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The State University of New York’s Center for International Development (SUNY/CID) seeks the full-time services of a Technical Legislative Advisor (TLA) for a USAID-funded project to assist the parliament of Afghanistan in its development. The TLA will live in Kabul. Duties: - The TLA will work under the overall direction of the Project’s Chief of Party and be a member of the Legislative team of the project and report to the Director of the project’s Legislative unit, and work under the latter’s direct supervision and instruction
- He/she will be responsible for giving technical assistance and training in the legislative procedure and bill drafting to both the members of parliament and to the pertinent staff of the legislative services of the parliament’s Secretariat
- The TLA will provide technical assistance and theoretical training to ensure that a best practices legislative procedure is adopted in both houses of the Assembly
- The TLA will also provide theoretical and practical training in bill drafting. The practical training will include mentoring both staff and MPs, mostly in relation to the process of producing amendments to bills passed to the Assembly by the Executive, but also assisting in drafting bills originating in the Assembly
Qualifications - Masters degree
- At least 2 years of experience in bill drafting within a legislature, or one year experience within a legislature and 2 years of experience in legislative drafting in the executive branch or in the private sector
The State University of New York is the largest comprehensive university system in the United States with 418,000 students enrolled in 7,669 degree and certificate programs on 64 campuses. SUNY/CID implements technical assistance projects, conducts research, and contributes to both the theory and practice of international development. It works in the areas of democratization, business development, and environmental policy. The Research Foundation of SUNY is a not-for-profit organization that administers contract and grant activity for SUNY. SUNY/CID is an EEO/AA/ADA employerSalary: Commensurate with qualifications, experience and salary history.Special Notes: Position contingent upon continued funding.To apply, please e-mail a curriculum vitae (CV) with cover letter to
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or fax to +1 (518) 443-5126 mentioning "Technical Legislative Advisor - Afghanistan" in the subject line. Additionally, please complete the Consultant Database (click on "Opportunities at CID" on SUNY/CID's homepage at www.cid.suny.edu).Short-listed candidates will be contacted. |
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Vice President of National Programs and Initiatives |
The National Constitution Center (NCC) is the first-ever museum dedicated to the United States Constitution through more than 100 interactive and multi-media exhibits, artifacts and film. The NCC is an independent, non-partisan, and non-profit organization dedicated to increasing public understanding of, and appreciation for, the Constitution, its history, and its contemporary relevance, through an interactive, interpretive facility within Independence National Historical Park and a program of national outreach. The NCC serves as a “town hall” for discussion of constitutional issues with more than 50 public programs per year.
The NCC offers educational programming, a study center that develops and distributes teaching tools such as lesson plans and lectures, a Visiting Scholars program, as well as resources through the Center’s website. Benefitting from an engaged Board of Trustees (the former President George H.W. Bush serves as the Chair), a dedicated and hard-working staff, and a dynamic President/CEO in Joe Torsella, the NCC welcomes more than one million visitors per year.
The NCC seeks to appoint a Vice President of National Programs and Initiatives, who serves as a member of the senior management team, and is responsible for developing and implementing a broad-reaching strategy for establishing, funding, and growing the national and international reputation of the Center through innovative programs and special events, including the Peter Jennings Project for Journalists and the Constitution, and the Liberty Medal selection and production. This strategy will involve using various and emerging media to reach a wide range of audiences. The Vice President of National Programs and Initiatives reports to the President/CEO and manages a staff of three individuals.
Successful candidates will exhibit intellectual firepower and political sensitivity, an ability to exercise balanced, non-partisan judgment, and possess excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Ideal candidates should be well-networked across many different fields, and need to have the gravitas and executive presence to engage key leaders from a wide range of sectors. Possessing a sense of urgency and initiative are musts. Requirements include a Bachelor’s degree (advanced degree preferred), a minimum of seven to ten years journalism, public relations, or program development experience (television production experience preferred), a deep interest in and knowledge of constitutional history, and commitment to the NCC’s vision of promoting active citizenship.
Nominations and applications (including cover letter, curriculum vitae, and names of five references) should be directed in confidence to:
Andrew Wheeler, Managing Director or Manuel Gongon, Recruiting Consultant Diversified Search Ray & Berndtson One Commerce Square, 2005 Market Street, Suite 3300 Philadelphia, PA 19103 215-656-3588
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Additional information about the National Constitution Center can be found at www.constitutioncenter.org.
The National Constitution Center is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer. Nominations and applications from women and minorities are encouraged.
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Director PAC and Grassroots |
About Molina Healthcare, Inc.
Molina Healthcare Inc., is among the most experienced national managed healthcare companies serving patients who have traditionally faced barriers to quality healthcare—including individuals covered under Medicaid, the Healthy Families Program, the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) and other government-sponsored health insurance programs.
Director PAC and Grassroots – Washington D.C.
Job Summary Develop and implement all Molina Healthcare, Inc. grassroots efforts at the state and federal level and will be responsible for the management and fundraising for Molina PAC (Federal), Molina of Michigan PAC, and Molina of Ohio PAC. This position will also assist in development of comprehensive long range advocacy strategy for the company.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree 1-3 years in PAC administration and grassroots management required. 3-5 years in managed care or healthcare industry experience. Excellent verbal, written and presentation skills required. Travel = 40%
Contact Info. Please email resumes in an MS Word attachment to
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Molina Healthcare offers competitive benefits and compensation package. Molina Healthcare is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).
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National agricultural trade association seeks Communications Manager based in Washington D.C. Successful candidate is highly motivated, holds a Bachelor’s degree or higher in journalism, communications or related area, and has a minimum of 5 years experience in public & govt. relations and Capitol Hill experience. Must function well independently and in fast-paced environment. Full benefits and compensation package. Non-smoking environment. Send resume & salary history by August 22, 2008 to:
National Corn Growers Association, Attn: HR, 632 Cepi Drive, Chesterfield, MO 63005, email:
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Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, a dynamic non-profit policy and legal services organization dedicated to ending discrimination against military personnel affected by “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” seeks an energetic and resourceful Communications Manager.
Reporting to the Director of Communications, the manager provides support for SLDN’s media outreach, web site, publications and communications projects. Must be able to work well under pressure in a fast-paced environment, possess impeccable written and oral communications skills and be able to meet time-sensitive deadlines. Responsibilities in contributing to the creation of public awareness campaigns include assistance with speech and op-ed writing.
3+ years prior experience in communications and prior experience working with media required. Experience in editing, proof reading and graphics design also desired. Must be familiar with the Windows operating system and possess solid competence with Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. Please send your resume and cover letter for this exceptional opportunity to Adam Ebbin,
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Vice President, Partnership Development |
The Company
Gerson Lehrman Group (GLG) manages the world’s leading network of experts, helping more than 750 client companies find, engage, and manage experts. When clients need to deepen their understanding of a company, an industry, or a market, they turn to GLG. Quickly, they find and engage relevant, hard-to-find, authoritative experts from the GLG CouncilsSM—a membership-based organization of more than 175,000 experts worldwide. Clients access our network through a wide range of educational solutions, including telephone consultations, expert surveys, and seminars.
GLG has grown quickly since inception in 1998 and currently employs more than 600 people. Our diverse, energetic staff and innovative technologies enable us to successfully compete with much larger organizations. Our offices are in New York, Boston, Washington, DC, Chicago, Austin, San Francisco, Los Angeles, London, Sydney, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo, Singapore, and New Delhi. We are a privately held company with 2007 revenue in excess of $230 million.
For more information about GLG, please consult www.glgroup.com .
Position Description
We are seeking a candidate for the position of Vice President for Partnership Development. This person will be responsible for developing partnerships with industry associations and not-for-profits throughout the United States. The Vice President will need to be comfortable articulating Gerson Lehrman Group’s unique value proposition, as applied in service to associations and not-for-profits. Further, the Vice President will need to work across functional teams at Gerson Lehrman Group to ensure excellent service delivery, while developing additional business opportunities with clients.
This position will report to the Managing Director of Marketing, Communications and Public Policy, based in New York City. Key responsibilities will include:
1. Management of our partnerships with industry associations a. Drive towards identifying and prioritizing key potential partnerships with major trade associations on a global basis, and design the strategy for establishing relationships with each. b. Minimum goal is a steady rollout of partnerships; true success includes formal partnerships with major associations in the US and also overseas c. Significant focus should be on healthcare-focused organizations 2. Management of our healthcare public policy a. Responsibility for mapping and influencing the global policy landscape facing GLG’s healthcare business b. Responsibilities include healthcare companies’ use of GLG’s physician network and investment management firms’ use of GLG’s physician networks c. Responsibilities include reporting back to GLG senior management on legislative, executive, judicial, and industry/nonprofit sector rules – including public statements, policy guidance, dicta, open letters, think tanks, etc. and designing appropriate strategy to influence and shape this process. d. Minimum goal is robust mapping and information; true success is helping design a sales strategy in the space 3. Management of our foundation, not-for-profit/NGO relationships a. Account management of existing relationships b. Minimum goal is press releases, case studies, and related marketing with existing clients and close-in prospects; true success includes formal public sector partners as well
Expected Background
• The successful candidate will have 2-6 years of directly related professional experience, specifically working for a national industry association, a not-for-profit and/or the federal government (e.g., a staff position on a congressional committee or at a federal agency)
• Strong research skills required.
• A Master’s or law degree is preferred but not required
• Candidate must have excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
We seek bright, positive and flexible people who also:
• Act with the highest integrity and professionalism in all their endeavors • Utilize superior analytical and problem-solving skills • Think creatively and focus on opportunities for growth, and lead others to do the same • Express a strong desire to work in a team • Respond effectively to management direction and clients’ needs • Demonstrate the ability and initiative to handle increasing responsibility over time
Notes: Gerson Lehrman Group does not allow employees to trade stocks or any other security that may present a conflict of interest or appearance of conflict of interest. GLG also requires that all employees sign a non-compete agreement with our firm. We conduct background checks on all prospective new hires.
Follow up: Please email a resume and cover letter to:
Kelly Donnelly Human Resources Gerson Lehrman Group 850 Third Avenue, Ninth Floor New York, NY 10022
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Government Relations Director |
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Farm Credit Bank of Texas, headquartered in Austin, Texas, is a cooperatively owned wholesale bank with assets of $13.5 billion. We are part of the nationwide Farm Credit System <http://www.farmcreditbank.com/farmcredit.htm > , established by Congress in 1916. Together with our affiliated lending cooperatives, we comprise the $18 billion Tenth Farm Credit District, the single largest rural lending network serving Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas.
We are currently seeking a Government Relations Director with the following requirements: a bachelor’s degree in public relations, communications, political science; a min 7 to 10 years of experience working for the U.S. Congress and/or a federal trade association. Travel is required for this position. This position is responsible for assisting the Vice President of Corporate Relations with the management of state and federal legislative activities, political fundraising/reporting, public and member relations. A successful candidate will possess exceptional written communication skills, the ability to speak with confidence among diverse audiences and the ability to manage an effective legislative campaign on behalf of the organization. We are located at the foot of the 360 Bridge off Capital of Texas Highway in the beautiful west Austin hills. We offer competitive salaries, excellent benefit package, 401K, Retirement plan, fitness-center and free covered parking. To apply for this position please go to farmcreditbank.com/Employment and complete the on-line application. AA/EOE/M/F/D/V
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SCHEDULER/EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT |
SCHEDULER/EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT: Bipartisan government affairs firm needs Republican Scheduler/Executive Assistant. Candidates must have congressional scheduling experience in Republican office. Excellent interpersonal, phone, and computer skills required. Competitive salary, great benefits. Applicants please submit a letter indicating interest and qualifications, a resume, and a salary range to
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Vice President, Government Affairs |
Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), a national trade association representing nearly 25,000 construction and construction-related firms across the country, is seeking a Vice President, Government Affairs for our National headquarters in Arlington, VA. The VP will oversee and direct the political, legislative and regulatory departments of the government affairs division as well as provide guidance to the association’s leadership on the association’s legal rights foundation and PAC. In addition, the VP will recommend programs, positions and strategies to association leadership to achieve high visibility and increased political influence. Applicants should have at least a bachelor's degree, 10+ plus years of Capitol Hill and/or relevant experience and must possess strong written, verbal and interpersonal communications skills. Applicants must present documented evidence of strong leadership skills, coupled with a proven track record of personal integrity and successful experience in developing and motivating staff. Preference will be given to applicants with established congressional contacts. Please submit resume, cover letter with salary req. to ABC, Attn: HR, 4250 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 900, Arlington, Va. 22203. Email:
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Projects & Outreach Coordinator |
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Plan & execute programs supporting research, publications, education, dialogue & outreach missions of the East-West Center in Washington. Programs related to issues shaping interactions between US and Asia. For details see www.eastwestcenter.org/employment. Equal Opportunity Employer |
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OnPoint Advocacy is seeking an Field Coordinator to work with managers and consultants implementing grassroots initiatives for issue-based advocacy campaigns. The Field Coordinator will work closely with the Director of Field Operations managing campaigns nationwide, providing detailed reports to clients on campaign progress and providing administrative support to the team. This is an outstanding opportunity to gain valuable experience and knowledge of grassroots lobbying and the public affairs arena. Requirements: · Strong understanding of politics and public affairs · Outstanding communication and organization skills · High level of motivation and ability to thrive in campaign style work environment · Strong writing skills · Campaign or Hill Intern experience As one of the premier grassroots firms in the nation, OnPoint Advocacy offers the nation’s most complete array of grassroots services, from nationwide, on the ground support to cutting edge online advocacy services. www.onpointadvocacy.com Please email cover letter and resume to
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. Please reference ‘Field Coordinator’ in the subject line. Compensation package includes base salary in the 25-30k range plus medical and dental benefits, parking, matching 401(k) and more! Our offices are metro accessible and located in Old Town Alexandria.
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Government Relations and Advocacy Manager |
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The American Urological Association is the premier association for the advancement of urologic patient care. AUA is actively recruiting a Government Relations and Advocacy Manager. This position will be located in our Washington, D.C. office.
This position reports to the Director of Government Relations and Advocacy, Health Policy, working within a team environment with AUA staff and membership to promote the federal portion of the AUA’s legislative agenda. The Manager will be responsible for building and maintaining strong working relationships with members of Congress and their staff, appropriate federal agencies, and allied organizations and coalitions. This will require frequent interactions with these offices. The manager will also monitor, track, and analyze federal legislation and regulatory policy that affect the AUA’s government relations and advocacy agenda. This position is actively engaged in the formation and implementation of an annual advocacy conference and integrated message development for communicating the association’s objectives to internal and external audiences. The Manager will prepare and present advocacy updates, presentations, talking points and position papers, and other tools to integrate and implement the organization’s priorities into legislative programming and report successes to the leadership and members.
A Bachelor’s degree is required, graduate degree preferred, in political science, public health, public policy, or other relevant area. Strong public speaking and presentation skills, as well as strong research, analytical, communications, and interpersonal skills are essential; a demonstrated ability to develop a rapport with others while demonstrating tact and diplomacy is critical, and must be able to exercise sound judgment in sharing and communicating information internally and externally. Solid knowledge of legislative and regulatory processes needed, 5 years progressively responsible experience required, preferably in federal government, legislature, and/or health-related organization. Strong time management skills are required to meet rapidly shifting deadlines on multiple projects. Must be able to work independently and in collaboration to produce accurate and well-composed work under tight deadlines.
AUA offers a rich total compensation package including competitive salary, medical, dental and prescription plans, two defined contribution retirement plans, flexible work schedules, and many more exciting benefits.
Make a decision to join our outstanding team at the American Urological Association. Fax a resume and cover letter, indicating salary requirements to Human Resources: fax 410-689-3830 or via e-mail to
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Supervisory Correspondence Writer |
TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT: Full Time - Temporary POSITION: Supervisory Correspondence Writer SERIES - PAY GRADE: GS-301-12 NUMBER OF POSITIONS: 1+ PROMOTION POTENTIAL: None SALARY RANGE: $69,764-$90,698 ORGANIZATION: Correspondence Branch Disaster Assistance Support Center Disaster Assistance Directorate DUTY LOCATION: Washington, DC RELOCATION EXPENSES ARE NOT AUTHORIZED You may view this vacancy announcement in its entirety on the Office of Personnel Management’s USAJob website (www.usajobs.gov ) located under agency: Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
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Government Relations Manager & Legislative Analyst |
LOCATION: Washington, D.C.
amfAR’s Government Relations Manager & Legislative Analyst monitors and analyzes HIV/AIDS and health related developments in the Congress and Executive Branch, and communicates new developments and updates to staff. You will educate members of Congress and the Administration about HIV/AIDS research, and advocate for increased federal funding. You will consult with advocates, policymakers and researchers to develop sound research policies based on scientific evidence.
You will represent amfAR at meetings and briefings on HIV/AIDS research, care, and prevention, research and write various amfAR policy positions, and coordinate visits from Foundation staff and Board members to members of Congress and to Federal agencies. You will research, author, and edit Congressional testimony, Federal Register comments and other policy-related publications, and prepare updates and a monthly department news brief. You will track issues relating to HIV/AIDS research and programs considered in Congress and the Executive Branch, and key international organizations (e.g. UNAIDS, WHO). Visit amfAR’s website at www.amfar.org .
Candidates will have an advanced degree in Public Health, Public Policy, or similar discipline, or equivalent experience in a similar environment. You will be familiar with Federal/state legislative processes (Capitol Hill exp. preferred), HIV/AIDS policies, and public health and related research issues. You must have excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills, with polished public speaking ability. Good computer skills with knowledge of common business applications and internet research.
Send resume and letter giving salary requirements to:
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Or fax: (202) 331-8606.
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Government and Public Affairs Manager |
The Society for Neuroscience (SfN) is a non-profit, professional association representing over 38,000 members working in the dynamic and multi-disciplinary field of science that deals with the brain and nervous system. Our staff of 70-plus is a highly dedicated group passionate about and proud of supporting the scientific research, advocacy and public education activities our members are engaged in. We work in a unique, award-winning, environmentally friendly building and offer excellent employee benefits. We foster a culture of creativity, initiative-taking and excellence, and seek highly motivated, bright, inquisitive, and energetic team players interested in contributing to the multi-faceted mission of the Society. Job Title: Government and Public Affairs Manager Department: Government and Public Affairs Reports To: Director of Government and Public Affairs FLSA Status: Exempt SUMMARY: Represents SfN members and interests on Capitol Hill and in the science policy community on federal funding and animal research issues. Represents SfN at numerous coalition meetings and events. Plans, researches, drafts and coordinates correspondence and policy statements. Plans and staffs events on neuroscience issues. Acts as liaison to the SfN Committee on Animals in Research and assists with staffing the Government and Public Affairs Committee. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES will include the following. Other duties may be assigned. • Track and report on federal legislation, legal matters, and government policies pertaining to neuroscience and mental health issues with the assistance of SfN lobbyists. • Track and report on federal, state, and local legislation with potential to affect the humane and responsible use of animals in research. • Track and report on the congressional appropriations process for the National Institutes of Health, Department of Veterans Affairs, and National Science Foundation. • Serve as a primary liaison to the Committee on Animals in Research on all committee issues; work with chair on correspondence, new initiatives, and annual meeting items. • Work with the GPA Director to coordinate and develop SfN responses to animal activist activities, including letters, protocol, and proactive strategies set forth by Committee on Animals in Research. • Act as liaison between patient advocacy groups and SfN by representing SfN at key agency and funding coalition meetings and other activities. • Represent the Society on coalitions focused on animals in research and other research issues. • Contribute articles to SfN publications to update members on animals in research issues and other SfN advocacy activities. • Work with staff to assure all Government and Public Affairs Department-related events at the Annual Meeting operate efficiently. GENERAL DUTIES: • Serve as an engaged and involved team member, supportive of the varied experiences and perspectives of internal and external colleagues. • Support and actively build an office culture dedicated to superior customer service that exceeds member expectations. • Work within the team and among teams to ensure that decisions are made to further the organization’s goals. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: None QUALIFICATIONS: Familiarity or experience with Capitol Hill, the federal appropriations process, research policy, and the governmental department of an association. Ability to multi-task and set priorities in a flexible manner to address changing needs. Strong written, research, oral, and interpersonal skills, including proven presentation skills. Strong office automation skills (word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software), as well as proven internet research skills. Comfortable in personal interaction with Members of Congress, Congressional staff, coalition members, and SfN VIPs. EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE: Bachelor’s degree required. Familiarity or experience with Capitol Hill, the federal appropriations process, or the governmental department of an association. Experience with animals in research and research issues a plus. LANGUAGE SKILLS: Ability to speak effectively before highly educated groups and employees of an organization. Excellent oral and written communication skills, good working knowledge of the English language. MATHEMATICAL SKILLS: Basic math skills required. REASONING ABILITY: Must show good judgment and logic. Also, must be able to competently handle potentially controversial issues and situations. WORK ENVIRONMENT: The work environment characteristics described here represent those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Please forward your letter of interest, current resume, salary requirements, writing sample, and references by fax, e-mail, or mail to: Human Resources, SfN 1121 14th Street, NW Suite 1010; Washington, DC 20005; Fax: 202-962-4947 email:
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Web: www.sfn.org NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE The Society for Neuroscience is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to fostering a diverse and multicultural work environment. SfN welcomes applications from all qualified candidates without regard to race, color, religion, creed, gender, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, veteran or any other category protected by law. |
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TRAFFIC SAFETY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS MANAGER |
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AAA Government Relations DC office seeks a Traffic Safety Research and Analysis Manager to analyze and manage current research to support the development of Association advocacy positions and initiatives on traffic safety issues; provide counsel to state and federal advocacy staff directors and assist in determining appropriate association responses and positions on traffic safety issues; function as liaison to experts from academic and research institutions serving in an advisory capacity to AAA;represent AAA in scientific and academic venues;prepare and present analysis of traffic safety research;and manage the development of science-based materials and execution of Association-level traffic safety initiatives.
Requirements include a Master’s degree in Public Health,Engineering,Social Science,Transportation Safety, or related scientific field; four years of experience in related field, with two years experience specifically in traffic safety science;thorough knowledge of traffic safety science; strong scientific research skills; experience with staff and project management;and excellent verbal and written communication skills. Submit your resume and salary requirements online at: www.AAA.com/jobs |
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Managing Director, Individual Giving |
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About Teach For America
Teach For America is the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates of all academic majors who commit two years to teach in urban and rural public schools and become lifelong leaders in the effort to expand educational opportunity. Our mission is to build the movement to eliminate educational inequity that exists along socioeconomic lines.
Since our founding in 1990, we have become the nation’s largest provider of teachers for low-income communities, and have been recognized for building a pipeline of leaders committed to educational equity and excellence. This year, more than 5,000 corps members are teaching in 26 urban and rural areas across the country, collectively reaching more than 440,000 students. At the same time, more than 12,000 alumni are working within education and from every field to effect fundamental change.
We are a high-growth, performance-driven organization, with a $100+ million budget and 850+ staff. We operate in an entrepreneurial and fast-paced work environment, maintain focus on quantitative measures, and are committed to continuous improvement. While approximately 50 percent of our staff members are Teach For America alumni fully half – from support staff to senior management – bring a range of outside experience and perspectives to the organization. And, we are committed to maximizing the diversity of our organization as we want to engage all those who can contribute to our effort.
Despite what has been accomplished, we have never felt more acutely the potential of Teach For America to contribute still more. To that end, we have launched an ambitious plan to grow in scale while at the same time increasing our corps members’ short-term and long-term impact. By 2010, we aim to have some 7,500 corps members teaching in 33 urban and rural sites, reaching more than 700,000 students per year. And, we will build a leadership force of some 20,000 alumni working in education and from every sector to effect fundamental change. To support these goals we are working to grow our operating budget to $150+ million and the size of our staff to over 1,200.
Summary: Teach For America seeks a managing director to spearhead broad-based donor acquisition and retention efforts in the small gifts (<$5,000) segment. The Managing Director, Individual Giving will play a critical role in helping Teach For America achieve its ambitious funding goals by driving our donor acquisition and retention efforts with a goal towards developing individual donors into more significant funders over time. The managing director will be responsible for establishing funding goals, crafting strategies, and executing campaigns around small gift donor segments. The managing director will focus on the following marketing segments – parents, alumni, regionally based young professionals as well as general citizens concerned with education reform. This work will include (but is not limited to) virtual and printed direct marketing as well as social networking to find, cultivate, solicit, and steward these donors and prospects. He or she will report directly to the vice president of Individual Giving, and will work closely with our Marketing, Technology, Alumni Affairs, Development Operations and Regional Development teams.
Responsibilities: Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
• Identifying and prioritizing market segments • Crafting strategies to acquire and retain new donors • Employing Excel and Raiser’s Edge on a regular basis to analyze data and identify patterns, then crafting reports to illustrate them • Engaging with Marketing, particularly the Digital Insights team, to develop written and visual materials for fundraising campaigns • Working with Teach For America’s technology team and outside vendors to design electronic fundraising tools • Training and coaching regional development teams on how to implement small gift campaigns • Designing processes and systems for managing the “funding lifecycle” of the small gifts donor • Project management of campaigns that include a wide variety of internal constituents Education and Experience: • Bachelors degree required • 3 to 5 years of work experience preferred • Online based community building and/or online fundraising experience preferred • Previous consumer marketing experience a plus, but not required Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: • Demonstrated proficiency using Excel to model scenarios and conduct creative, rigorous analysis • Excellent written and visual communication skills • Strong project management skills and attention to detail • Ability to generate novel, creative approaches to meet ambitious goals • Extreme comfort working in and creating virtual engagement strategies while being mindful of the customer perspective
Compensation: Salary for this position is competitive and depends on prior experience. In addition, a comprehensive benefits package is included.
Apply now : We review applications on a rolling basis. Please submit your resume and a one-page cover letter with your application.
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Policy Leader, Stewardship & Sustainability |
CropLife America (CLA), the nations leading association representing the crop protection industry is searching for a Policy Leader, Stewardship & Sustainability, to join its Science & Regulatory Affairs Department. The ideal candidate will be a highly motivated professional responsible for providing leadership and organization in the area of pesticide stewardship, sustainability and worker protection related issues on behalf of CLA. Candidate will also monitor, review and analyze all relevant regulatory initiatives, including the identification of emerging stewardship, sustainability and chemical site security issues that impact the crop protection industry.
Committee management is a key aspect of the position which includes coordination and organization of meetings, monitoring progress towards goals, and preparation of meeting summaries. Candidates must possess strong analytical and interpretive skills, a strong background in sciences, excellent written and oral skills, meeting facilitation skills and experience in the submission of technical comments in response to federal regulatory proposals. Experience in project management and with the regulatory approval process of the EPA is strongly preferred. An advanced degree and five years of experience in related discipline is required. We offer excellent paid benefits and competitive salaries.
Qualified candidates should submit resume and cover letter to:
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Assistant Director of Government Relations |
American Association of Museums seeks a savvy strategic thinker who can bring his/her government relations know-how to advance the policy interests of our nation’s 17,500 museums. This position works with our Director to advance AAM’s long-range public policy and legislative goals and objectives. Assist the Director in creating strategies and tactics to advance AAM’s agenda with Congress and the executive branch; assist in the supervision of staff; and maintain effective working relationships with congressional staff, federal agency officials, representatives of organizations with common policy agendas, and the museum community. Ideal candidate will have demonstrated the ability to create and maintain effective working relationships with congressional and agency staff and lobbyists from other like-minded organizations or coalitions. Previous experience composing written materials such as congressional testimony and position statements; and preparing reports about the department’s activities for multiple audiences is needed. Requires 3-5 years of experience as a lobbyist, on Capitol Hill, or with a federal agency; Knowledge of museums and non-profits is a plus. Send cover letter, resume, & salary requirement to:
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