Skill
Lobbying
Legal and Compliance
Lobbying is the practice of advocating to influence government officials or legislation on behalf of a specific interest, such as a corporation, industry group, or cause. Lobbyists build relationships with lawmakers, provide research and testimony, and work to shape policy outcomes favorable to their clients or organizations.
Open roles requiring Lobbying (1)
Vice President, U.S. Government Affairs
Intel
Full-time · US, Washington, D.C.
Lead Intel's federal and state government affairs strategy, managing teams that lobby across multiple policy domains including trade, export controls, and emerging technologies. This role suits someone with deep Capitol Hill or executive branch experience who can advise senior leadership and build relationships with policymakers to shape favorable legislation.
Listed on Intel’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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