Associate Director, Federal Government Affairs
scorpion therapeuticsWashington (DC)
Associate Director, Federal Government Affairs
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scorpion therapeuticsWashington (DC)
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Manager
About the role
RoleAssociate Director, Federal Government Affairs at Takeda, responsible for shaping advocacy strategies to influence federal legislation, policy, and regulatory activities relevant to biopharma.
Responsibilities:
Developing and implementing strategies to engage Congress, the White House, and agencies
Building and maintaining stakeholder networks
Supporting lobbying and advocacy efforts
Monitoring legislative opportunities
Representing Takeda in industry groups
RequirementsBachelor’s degree
7+ years in advocacy or policy, with proven relationship-building, strategic thinking, and policy influence skills
Strong writing, project management, and cross-cultural collaboration abilities are essential
Experience with stakeholder engagement in pharma policy, legislative monitoring, and advocacy within a regulated environment are key
Travel and LocationTravel up to 15% within the US; minimal international travel.
High-value specifics include Washington, D.C. location, hybrid work setup, and focus on biopharma policy impacting commercial, clinical, and operational practices.
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