Chief Advocacy & Policy Officer
association worksWashington (DC)
Chief Advocacy & Policy Officer
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association worksWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society seeks an Executive Vice President of Advocacy to lead the Society’s public policy and advocacy objectives. The EVP reports to the COO and will inspire teams, build relationships, and empower professionals to advance MS-related goals.
The EVP will shape strategic direction, oversee the advocacy staff (eight professionals), manage the annual plan and a roughly $2 million budget, and partner across Congress, state legislatures, and regulatory agencies to
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