To build and maintain positive relationships with government officials, MPs, local authorities, and public agencies, helping to advance our CIC’s mission through strategic communication, collaboration, and policy engagement.
Overview
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London, EC1V 2NX
Expires at anytime
What will you be doing?
Act as the main point of contact between our CIC and government stakeholders. Identify relevant government departments, MPs, or public bodies aligned with our mission. Draft and send letters, briefings, and emails to public officials or policymakers. Arrange and attend meetings (in-person or virtual) with officials or their representatives. Represent the CIC in external meetings, events, and forums relating to policy or campaigns. Monitor relevant policy developments and parliamentary activity. Help shape and support campaign strategies, including petitions, policy briefings, or consultations. Support the leadership team with public affairs insight and networking advice.
What are we looking for?
Strong understanding of UK political systems, government structures, and public policy. DBS Check Experience in policy, communications, campaigning, or public affairs. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Confident in engaging with diverse stakeholders, including public officials and civil servants. Organised, proactive, and politically neutral in approach. Passion for community-driven change and the values of our CIC.
What difference will you make?
Influence real change by ensuring community voices are heard by decision-makers. Build strategic partnerships that lead to joint initiatives, funding, or increased visibility. Strengthen our advocacy efforts and ensure our policy positions are informed, targeted, and impactful. Create space for collaboration with local councils, departments, and MPs who can support our goals. Amplify our campaigns and connect them to wider political and social movements.