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Lead Policy Advocacy Regulatory Affairs and Industry Chambers

Accenture

Senior

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What this role is

This role leads Accenture India's government relations and policy advocacy work, managing regulatory intelligence, government engagement, and industry chamber participation across critical policy areas including data protection, labor, and AI governance. It suits experienced professionals with established connections in Indian government ministries and industry bodies who can represent the company at senior levels in high-stakes policy environments.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Established relationships with Indian government ministries including MeitY, MEA, Ministry of Labour & Employment, MoF, MoC, DPIIT, and state-level bodies
  • Deep knowledge of India's regulatory frameworks including DPDP Act, IT Rules, Labour Codes, AI governance, and FDI policy
  • Experience negotiating and representing at senior levels in industry chambers such as NASSCOM, CII, FICCI, USIBC, and AMCHAM
  • Ability to develop policy advocacy strategies and convert regulatory intelligence into outcome-oriented plans
  • Strong institutional relationship-building across government, industry peers, and internal leadership

Nice to have

  • Prior experience in Corporate Affairs, Public Policy, or Government Relations at a large MNC or technology services company
  • Understanding of GCC policy incentives and state-level investment promotion frameworks
  • Familiarity with Accenture's service portfolio and ability to connect policy developments to business opportunities
  • Background in law, public administration, or economics
  • Knowledge of Industrial Relations

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