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Global Policy & Advocacy Lead

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Key Purpose Statement
The Global Policy & Advocacy Lead translates their public affairs strategy into concrete policy positions, advocacy plans, and actionable guidance for regions, while leading global horizon scanning and geopolitical risk insights.
The role is a core strategic engine of the Global Public Affairs function and a key partner to regions, sustainability, legal, and corporate communication.
Key Responsibilities
Global Policy Development, Positioning & Advocacy
- Draft and maintain global policy papers, position statements, and principles
- Ensure consistency and quality of policy content across themes and regions
- Support senior advocacy engagement with robust, fact-based positioning
- Together with Head of Public Affairs, represent their group externally at senior level with multilateral institutions, global industry platforms, international NGOs and policy forums.
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Advocacy Planning & Regional Enablement
- Develop global advocacy toolkits for RHQs and key markets and brief them on global positions
- Coordinate advocacy narratives and materials for priority global issues
- Support regions in adapting global positions to local regulatory contexts
- Coordinate global advocacy priorities manage sharing of best practices, intelligence, and advocacy tools
Regulatory Intelligence & Horizon Scanning
- Together with legal team track and analyze emerging regulatory and policy trends across key markets
- Conduct horizon scanning on alcohol, taxation, sustainability, health, and wellbeing
- Provide early-warning insights on emerging global and geopolitical risks
Geopolitical Risk Leadership
- Lead the geopolitical risk agenda within Public Affairs
- Input into scenario planning, crisis preparedness and issue management
- Closely coordinate with Risk Management, Legal, Corporate Communication & Sustainability


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Governance & Insight Sharing
- Support Global Public Affairs governance rhythm and reporting
- Provide structured insight to Global ExCom and senior leadership
Required Skills And Experiences
- Strong background in global public policy, advocacy or regulatory affairs
- Experience working with international institutions, policy bodies or NGOs
- Strong analytical, drafting and synthesis skills
- Ability to translate complexity into clear, actionable guidance and positions
We regret to inform applicants that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Thank you for your understanding
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