Public Policy and Government Affairs Sr. Analyst

Job Description

Auto req ID: 174182BR 

Job Description 

Accountabilities: 

• Support the development of strategic briefing documents for the CEO and senior executive team to inform and guide engagement with government officials and other key global stakeholders; ensure work product is informative, clear and aligned with broader business initiatives 
• Collaborate with global colleagues to help outline the Public Policy & Government Affairs (PPGA) team’s strategic objectives and progress on key policy issues through slide decks and memoranda for the CEO, Board of Directors and other key senior executives
• Leverage knowledge of public policy and government affairs to track and analyze global issues and how they may impact PepsiCo’s business and PPGA’s strategic agenda
• Represent PepsiCo’s business / policy objectives and corporate narrative at events and in meetings with global stakeholders
• Deliver key PPGA objectives related to sustainable agriculture and human rights including:
• Day to day management of PepsiCo’s grievance process for its agricultural supply chain
• Collating, analyzing and distributing findings and data related to PepsiCo’s grievance process for its agricultural supply chain
• Engagement with industry, political and civil society stakeholders on sustainable agriculture and human rights issues
• Support in the development of relevant policies and standards including through collecting feedback from external stakeholders.
• Drive and promote knowledge-sharing within PPGA through regular communication with global colleagues and using digital tools (e.g., CRM systems, policy-tracking systems) 
• On an ad-hoc basis, supplement PPGA projects and act as a force-multiplier for the function’s activities

Qualifications/Requirements 

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field 
• Minimum of 3 years of experience in public policy/ government affairs
• Exceptional written communication skills
• Passion and interest in public policy and government affairs
• Ability to deliver high-quality work under tight deadline with minimal supervision
• General knowledge of global public policy issues, trends and business challenges with strong preference for candidates with experience and knowledge of agriculture, human rights and/or supply chain issues
• Ability to translate public policy issues for different audiences (e.g., executives, business, external stakeholders)
• Critical attention to detail
• Process-oriented
• Strong writing skills
• Strong research skills
• Ability to collaborate with all levels of an organization in support of defined objectives
• Experience working with global offices and as part of a matrixed organization
• Working knowledge of U.S. politics and key DC-based stakeholders (e.g., Councils, think tanks)
• Skilled or willing to learn: Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint, InDesign

Relocation Eligible: Not Applicable

Job Type: Regular

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or disability status.

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