Invitise Ltd
Senior Policy Advisor

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Senior Commercial Policy Advisor
We're looking for a Senior Commercial Policy Advisor for a central government department based in London (hybrid) on an initial contract, paying up to £470 per day (Inside IR35, Umbrella).
About the Role
This is a hybrid role with an expectation to attend the office in London two days per week.
The successful Senior Commercial Policy Advisor will support a major analytical project, working with evidence and research delivered by external contractors and applying commercial policy expertise to identify and assess supply chain and market risks. You'll develop draft proposals, recommendations, and policy options, lead workshops from content design through to facilitation, and gather stakeholder feedback to shape revised outputs. You'll also liaise regularly with senior leaders and key decision-makers.
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Responsibilities
- Support a major analytical project
- Work with evidence and research from external contractors
- Apply commercial policy expertise to identify and assess supply chain and market risks
- Develop draft proposals, recommendations, and policy options
- Lead workshops from content design through to facilitation
- Gather stakeholder feedback to shape revised outputs
- Liaise regularly with senior leaders and key decision-makers
Requirements
You will need proven experience in the following:
- Supply chain analysis across complex networks with multiple suppliers
- Working with data and drawing evidence-based conclusions
- Managing external stakeholder engagement activities
- Organising, facilitating, and delivering in-person workshops
- Strong written communication, with most engagement via email
- Excellent PowerPoint and presentation skills, translating complex information for senior audiences


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Senior Commercial Policy Advisor, Commercial Policy, Supply Chain, Stakeholder Engagement, Policy Advisor, Market Risk, Workshop Facilitation, London, Hybrid, Contract, Inside IR35
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