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Communications: Senior Director, Advocacy Communications

The position is responsible for assisting key internal stakeholders (e.g., political mobilization, federal and state affairs) in the development and execution of advocacy campaigns. The Senior Director will provide expertise to ensure communications programs are coordinated and consistent throughout various distribution points and audiences, and that strategic direction is met. The position will also provide strategic and tactical input and support the Vice President Communications in providing leadership to the staff, external groups and other stakeholders for purposes of implementing ACC's communications strategy. The position works closely with the Senior Director, Member Communications and Marketing and reports directly to the Vice President, Communications.

Federal Affairs: Director

The position is responsible for managing ACC’s transportation, energy, and/or environment advocacy efforts and sharing responsibilities for supporting ACC’s product panel groups and understanding their interests in active and proposed legislation. The position is also responsible for policy strategy, and scheduling and facilitating meetings with legislators on behalf of assigned product panel groups and responding to regulatory inquiries and requests to testify at public hearings. The position collaborates with appropriate in-house ACC colleagues and reports to the Vice President, Federal Affairs.

Regulatory/Technical Affairs: Director, Environment and Process Safety

The position is responsible for conducting technical and policy advocacy on relevant environmental issues, and managing, directing and coordinating the administrative, technical, and policy advocacy on process safety and worker health and safety issues. The position reports directly to the Senior Director of Environment and Process Safety, Regulatory/Technical Affairs.

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