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London Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Public Affairs Manager

London
£45k – £50k/yr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Contract: Full Time, 6 month fixed term contract

Salary: £45,000 - £50,000 per annum DOE, pro rata for the duration of the contract

This is a fixed-term appointment to support LCCI's public affairs and advocacy activity. The Public Affairs Manager will support the design and delivery of our Autumn engagement campaign, build and maintain political and stakeholder relationships, represent LCCI's positions with external audiences, and deliver tangible advocacy outcomes for members.

Key Responsibilities

The postholder will:

  • Support the design and delivery of LCCI's high-profile Autumn engagement campaign, and lead on additional campaigns as required.
  • Provide day-to-day support across the Policy and Public Affairs team's work programme, prioritising activity as directed by the Head of Policy and Public Affairs (HoPPA).
  • Support public affairs and advocacy activity for LCCI, developing and maintaining relationships with political and stakeholder audiences to represent the interests of members.
  • Horizon scan across Westminster, City Hall and the wider political environment, identifying opportunities for LCCI's advocacy priorities.
  • Maintain strong relationships with political contacts, London figures and other key stakeholders, producing stakeholder mapping as required.
  • Assist with the production of LCCI outputs.
  • Work with the team to deliver engaging, timely and professional public affairs events, such as cross-party panels and conference events.
  • Lead on the Affiliate Chambers programme.
  • Represent LCCI at external engagements and events.
  • Support the delivery of LCCI's committees as required, including attendance at meetings on behalf of the PPA Team.
  • Support media engagement relevant to public affairs and advocacy activity, including the drafting of press and digital materials as required.
  • Undertake additional duties requested by the HoPPA or CEO.

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  • Strong public affairs, campaigning or political background, with a track record of successfully influencing policymakers across Westminster, City Hall or the wider political landscape.
  • Demonstrable experience translating stakeholder input, engagement and case studies into compelling advocacy.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills, strong communicator experienced with public speaking, comfortable representing the LCCI at external events and in meetings with members.
  • English language (written and spoken) to fluent standard.
  • Passionate and enthusiastic about key policy issues for London businesses and the capital's economy.

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Good track record:

  • Track record of organising compelling public affairs events such as cross-party panels or conference events.
  • Experience managing multiple stakeholder relationships or advocacy priorities at once in a fast-paced environment.
  • Experience preparing briefings for senior figures ahead of external engagements.

Desirable

  • Media and/or digital experience, with a track record of securing positive media coverage and managing relationships with journalists, or a track record of delivering digital campaigns.
  • Existing network of contacts across Westminster, City Hall or the wider political landscape.
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Skills

Public Affairs
Campaigning
Political Background
Stakeholder Engagement
Interpersonal Skills
Public Speaking
Advocacy
Event Organization
Media Engagement
Relationship Management
Briefing Preparation
Networking
Policy Issues
Digital Campaigns
Research
Horizon Scanning

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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