Lead TCF’s government affairs strategy, build relationships on Capitol Hill, and advance policy priorities across education, labor, health care, and the economy.
Compensation
Minimum Salary: $150,000, Maximum Salary: $170,000. The salary range for this position is $150,000–170,000.
Responsibilities
Update and execute on a comprehensive government affairs strategy to advance The Century Foundation's federal and state policy agenda across education, labor, health care, and the economy.
Cultivate and strengthen relationships with key congressional and government contacts, including staff and members, to drive meaningful legislative action.
Brief the TCF team on Hill and administration news and developments, and advise in real time on effective congressional engagement strategies.
Generate high-impact written materials, including talking points, emails, and policy summaries, informed by The Century Foundation's research, to educate and equip policy makers and their staff.
Organize, lead, and participate in effective and timely briefings, meetings, and events on Capitol Hill to advance TCF’s legislative priorities.
Responsible for developing and executing QTS’s national external affairs strategy in support of the company’s long-term growth, market expansion, reputation, and public policy objectives.
Compensation
In accordance with applicable law, the following represents a reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation for this role if hired in Virginia. Please note that this information is provided for those hired in Virginia only, and this role is open to candidates outside of Virginia with compensation that aligns with your location. The estimated pay range for this role, if based in Virginia, is: $203,862.75 - 307,153.21
Responsibilities
Develop and execute a comprehensive national external affairs strategy aligned with QTS’s growth, development, energy, and market expansion objectives.
Lead and integrate government relations, public policy, economic development, community engagement, and stakeholder management functions across the enterprise.
Provide executive oversight of federal, state, and local government relations strategies.
Build and maintain relationships with elected officials, policymakers, regulators, industry associations, economic development organizations, and community leaders.
Anticipate and influence legislative, regulatory, and policy developments that affect QTS’s business operations, infrastructure growth, energy strategy, and market expansion.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, Political Science, Business, Law, Communications, Public Administration, Economics, or related field
Nice to have: Advanced degree (MBA, MPA, JD, or equivalent)
