The Federal Government Affairs Director provides leadership on federal policy advocacy, government relations and strategic planning on issues important to Duke Energy, its customers and its businesses.
Compensation
$190,000 - $220,000 - Salary is determined on a variety of factors, including but not limited to: responsibilities of role, years of related experience, and internal equity. Base salary amount may come at any point in the range listed. Total compensation, including additional bonuses, will vary based on bonus eligibility and company benefits.
Responsibilities
Establishes and maintains strong, effective and positive working relationships with Congress, the Administration and federal agencies
Serves as a key point of contact with members of Congress, congressional committees and staff, Administration officials, federal departments and regulatory agencies including but not limited to FERC, DOE, Commerce and DOL
Develops and maintains relationships with congressional committees with jurisdiction over energy, infrastructure, commerce, environment, and other matters affecting Duke Energy and its customers
Engages Duke Energy management and subject matter experts as appropriate, with federal policymakers to advance company goals and priorities
Appropriately communicates Duke Energy’s positions, policies and related information to members of Congress, congressional staff, Administration officials and federal agencies
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in political science, public policy, economics, business, finance or other applicable field
Assistant/Associate Director of Government Affairs