ACPR Federal Policy & Advocacy Lead
radiojobsBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
NPR in Washington, DC is seeking a seasoned government affairs professional to build and manage a sophisticated political network across Capitol Hill and federal agencies, serving as a registered lobbyist and overseeing ACPR compliance.
The role requires 5–7 years in government affairs, a strong bipartisan approach, excellent written and verbal communication, and the ability to develop proactive advocacy plans, brief leadership, and coordinate with a cross‑functional team.
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