Work Arrangement
This role is based remotely but if you live within a 50-mile radius of Austin, TX, Washington, DC, or Detroit, Warren, or Milford, MI, you are expected to report to that location three times a week, at minimum.
The Role
The Senior Local Public Policy Manager will be responsible for policy development and advocacy across 50 states. Responsible for managing local policy priorities proactively and reactively. Leading local policy in legislative, regulatory, and community matters in partnership with Mayors, County officials, City Councils, Zoning Boards, GM Real Estate and Site Planning Committees; Fire and Emergency Safety Departments, and Law Enforcement.
Leading on public policy in corporate and commercial real estate, public subsidies, local regulations, public policy advocacy, site planning, public taxation, energy policy, utilities regulation, economic development, social impact partnerships, and community engagement.
What You’ll Do (Responsibilities)
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Managing stakeholder relationships and government partnerships in GM priority markets.
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Close partnership with a diverse cross-section of GM business leaders in service of business goals, overcoming local policy challenges and issue escalations.
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Develop close partnership with GM plant and facility leaders to support the company's meaningful community stewardship including board service and employee volunteerism!
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Manage issue escalations and regulatory challenges tied to plant safety, zoning, permitting and other operational needs of a manufacturing facility.
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Act as the primary liaison, corporate brand evangelist and GM representative with local public officials. Articulate GM's economic development narratives by showcasing our positive impact on local host communities.
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Encourage public investments in GM’s growth and expansion in priority markets and manage all aspects of the advocacy required to achieve favorable outcomes.