Director, Federal Government Relations

About the Role

Director, Federal Government Relations will be responsible for supporting ExxonMobil’s federal government relations function. S/He will be responsible for advancing the company’s strategic federal corporate, policy, government and regulatory relations plan, and for ensuring strong relationships with regulators and government leaders in the US. The successful candidate will work to track, identify, analyze and influence regulatory and legislative policy. S/He will enhance the existing and future capabilities of the federal relations team around Washington by building relationships with key stakeholders and will assist with the delivery of strategic advocacy communications. What You'll Do

• Identify key opportunities to engage with policy makers, through the development of a network that can be leveraged to expand the company’s business.

• Assist the Federal Government Relations team in meeting their business goals through direct engagement with policymakers and indirect advocacy via trade associations and other external resources.

• Develop concise but detailed briefing papers for senior corporate management in advance of meetings and other engagements with legislators and executive branch officials.

• Provide briefing materials to senior corporate management in advance of trade association board and executive committee meetings.

• Work collaboratively with the Federal Government Relations team to support the execution of policy positions and strategies to advance the interests of ExxonMobil.

• Monitor the development of federal political and related business issues that affect the company's reputation; execute strategies for addressing each issue and deploy resources to ensure management of issues and best practices to ensure a consistent approach across priority policy initiatives.

• Support the development and dissemination of positions to advance ExxonMobil’s objectives, including policy-related talking points and messages for use by the company’s leaders. What We're Looking For

• Not specified in the provided text.