Tribal Relations Director: Policy & Partnerships

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Social and Community Service Managers American Indian and Alaska Native Tribal Governments

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Sound Transit seeks a Tribal Relations Program Director to serve as the agency's principal advisor to Puget Sound and Pacific Northwest Tribal Governments, guiding policy, engagement strategies, and regulatory compliance. You will build trusted relationships with tribal leaders and stakeholders to advance partnerships and sound transit projects. The role requires a bachelor's in Public Administration or related field with extensive tribal government knowledge and at least eight years of

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