Governmental & Regulatory Affairs Intern Job at UFC (Las Vegas)

Head of Regulatory Affairs Americas

We're making the world of digital assets accessible and secure for everyone. Joi...

Location

United States , Miami, Florida

Salary:

Not provided

Ledger

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Minimum 8 years experience at a financial regulatory agency or policymaking body, or covering regulatory topics in the legal, fintech, or financial services sectors
Prior crypto industry experience a plus
Knowledgeable about blockchain technology and the US and Latin America crypto-asset regulatory landscape
Knowledgeable about US and Latin American financial regulations, such as those applicable to crypto-asset service providers, payment services providers, E-money institutions, banks and custodians, securities and financial instrument issuers, and trading platforms
Specific knowledge of AML/CFT and financial sanctions law and international standards is desirable
Ability to quickly learn and adapt to new regulatory subject matters and jurisdictions
Proven relationships with key stakeholders, such as those at regulatory agencies and international bodies, legislatures, and central banks
Fluency in English required
fluency in Spanish is strongly desired
Exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal

Job Responsibility

Build and maintain subject matter expertise of the changing regulatory landscape in the areas of digital assets, financial services and capital markets
Advise business units and senior leadership on the development and adaptation of products, business lines and business models in light of existing or anticipated regulatory requirements
Define and execute strategies to proactively influence the development of favorable digital asset regulation in North and South America
Coordinate with the Global Head of Policy on identifying and reacting to significant public policy challenges and opportunities with respect to Ledger’s business priorities
Build strong relationships with other regulatory professionals in the digital asset and traditional finance ecosystems, as well as with relevant governmental authorities and multinational bodies
Lead the development of Ledger’s responses to regulatory proposals, solicitations and consultations
Lead the response of Ledger to regulatory inquiries, examinations or investigations, and contribute to crisis response teams as assigned
Represent Ledger’s perspective on regulatory policy through public speaking and written thought leadership
Assist the Global Head of Policy in managing outside consultants and membership organisations

What we offer

Training: Get trained and gain experience in one of today's most exciting and growing industries
Equity: Employees are the foundation of our success, and we award stock options so you can share in that success as we grow
Medical: Comprehensive health insurance policy offering extensive medical, dental and vision care coverage
Well-being: Personal development, coaching & fitness with our dedicated partners
Vacation: 20 days of paid leave per year
Retirement: 401k with employer match
High tech: Access to high performance office equipment and gadgets, including Apple products
Transport: Ledger reimburses part of your preferred means of transportation
Discounts: Employee discount on all our products

Fulltime

Head of Regulatory Affairs Americas

As Head of Regulatory Affairs for the Americas, you will report to the Global He...

Location

United States , Washington, District of Columbia

Salary:

Not provided

Ledger

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Minimum 8 years experience at a financial regulatory agency or policymaking body, or covering regulatory topics in the legal, fintech, or financial services sectors. Prior crypto industry experience a plus
Knowledgeable about blockchain technology and the US and Latin America crypto-asset regulatory landscape
Knowledgeable about US and Latin American financial regulations, such as those applicable to crypto-asset service providers, payment services providers, E-money institutions, banks and custodians, securities and financial instrument issuers, and trading platforms
Specific knowledge of AML/CFT and financial sanctions law and international standards is desirable
Ability to quickly learn and adapt to new regulatory subject matters and jurisdictions
Proven relationships with key stakeholders, such as those at regulatory agencies and international bodies, legislatures, and central banks
Fluency in English required
fluency in Spanish is strongly desired
Exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal
comfort with public speaking

Job Responsibility

Build and maintain subject matter expertise of the changing regulatory landscape in the areas of digital assets, financial services and capital markets
Advise business units and senior leadership on the development and adaptation of products, business lines and business models in light of existing or anticipated regulatory requirements
Define and execute strategies to proactively influence the development of favorable digital asset regulation in North and South America
Coordinate with the Global Head of Policy on identifying and reacting to significant public policy challenges and opportunities with respect to Ledger’s business priorities
Build strong relationships with other regulatory professionals in the digital asset and traditional finance ecosystems, as well as with relevant governmental authorities and multinational bodies
Lead the development of Ledger’s responses to regulatory proposals, solicitations and consultations
Lead the response of Ledger to regulatory inquiries, examinations or investigations, and contribute to crisis response teams as assigned
Represent Ledger’s perspective on regulatory policy through public speaking and written thought leadership
Assist the Global Head of Policy in managing outside consultants and membership organisations

What we offer

Training: Get trained and gain experience in one of today's most exciting and growing industries
Equity: Employees are the foundation of our success, and we award stock options so you can share in that success as we grow
Medical: Comprehensive health insurance policy offering extensive medical, dental and vision care coverage
Well-being: Personal development, coaching & fitness with our dedicated partners
Vacation: 20 days of paid leave per year
Retirement: 401k with employer match
High tech: Access to high performance office equipment and gadgets, including Apple products
Transport: Ledger reimburses part of your preferred means of transportation
Discounts: Employee discount on all our products

Fulltime

MENA environmental policies & North Africa PPGA

This role has two core components. The first and primary responsibility is to le...

Location

Saudi Arabia , Riyadh

Salary:

Not provided

Pepsico

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in environmental policy, Public Policy, International Relations, or related field
5–7 years of experience in environmental policy and/or governmental affairs, preferably in a multinational company
Strong expertise in Saudi Arabia environmental and regulatory environment, with exposure to UAE and North Africa
Fluency in English, Arabic, and French (mandatory)
Excellent skills in policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, and external advocacy

Job Responsibility

Lead engagement in Saudi Arabia with institutions shaping environmental policy: Ministry of Environment, Water & Agriculture, Ministry of Energy, Saudi Food & Drug Authority, National Center for Waste Management
Saudi Standards, Metrology & Quality Organization
and National Energy Efficiency Center
Coordinate closely with the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Investment, Public Investment Fund, and King Abdullah City for Atomic & Renewable Energy to align on environmental objectives
Monitor and analyze evolving environmental regulations across MENA, ensuring that Saudi Arabia remains the main priority in PepsiCo’s external engagement
Support secondary engagement in the UAE with MoCCAE, Ministry of Economy, Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi, and Dubai Municipality to complement Saudi-led advocacy
Represent PepsiCo in GCC and regional environmental policy forums, industry associations, and public–private dialogues
Provide strategic insights to senior leadership on environmental policy and regulatory developments
Develop high-quality advocacy tools including position papers, policy briefs, and regulatory submissions to advance PepsiCo’s environmental agenda
Develop and execute public policy and governmental affairs strategies in North African markets in line with PepsiCo’s priorities

New

Senior Counsel Attorney

This Senior Counsel in-house attorney will provide strategic legal counsel for B...

Location

United States , Deerfield

Salary:

224000.00 - 308000.00 USD / Year

Baxter

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
admission to practice in relevant jurisdiction, active member in good standing
Strong academic record
Significant experience advising commercial teams in the healthcare/life sciences space on fraud and abuse laws
In-house experience supporting a pharmaceutical and/or medical device company will be highly desireable
Familiarity with regulatory frameworks governing medical devices and pharmaceuticals
Strong understanding of pharmaceutical and/or medical device commercialization
Exceptional oral written communication skills, including drafting skills and presentation capabilities
Excellent interpersonal and conflict resolution skills and ability to work in a highly collaborative, team-oriented environment
Ability to maintain an independent and objective perspective while developing and maintaining a strong partnership with the business and other functions

Job Responsibility

Commercial & Regulatory Advice: Advise Commercial Operations and Regulatory Affairs leadership on healthcare fraud and abuse risks associated with pricing, contracting, reimbursement, promotional activities and market access strategies
Primary focus of commercial advice involves oversight of customer contracts with healthcare organizations, group purchasing organizations (GPOs), wholesalers, distributors, and healthcare professionals (HCPs)
Counsel the business on fraud and abuse laws, discount safe harbors, value-based arrangements and other commercial and regulatory areas
Must provide practical, business-focused guidance to enable compliant commercialization
Compliance & Prevention: Develop internal expertise, programs and policies to ensure compliance with fraud and abuse laws, analyze contracts for potential risks, and provide practical advice to help structure legitimate business arrangements
Ensure adherence to corporate Ethics & Compliance policies, including HCP engagements, speaker programs, advisory boards, grants and donations
Contribute to the development and updates of policies and procedures
Risk Mitigation: Identify, assess and mitigate fraud and abuse risks arising from commercial and regulatory activities
Support internal investigations and responses to government inquiries related to commercial conduct
Assist in the auditing of the business and development and execution of remediation strategies

What we offer

Medical and dental coverage that start on day one
Insurance coverage for basic life, accident, short-term and long-term disability, and business travel accident insurance
Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP), with the ability to purchase company stock at a discount
401(k) Retirement Savings Plan (RSP), with options for employee contributions and company matching
Flexible Spending Accounts
Educational assistance programs
Time-off benefits such as paid holidays, paid time off ranging from 20 to 35 days based on length of service, family and medical leaves of absence, and paid parental leave
Commuting benefits
Employee Discount Program
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Fulltime

New

Senior Counsel Attorney

This Senior Counsel in-house attorney will provide strategic legal counsel for B...

Location

United States , Deerfield

Salary:

224000.00 - 308000.00 USD / Year

Baxter

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
admission to practice in relevant jurisdiction, active member in good standing
Significant experience advising commercial teams in the healthcare/life sciences space on fraud and abuse laws
In-house experience supporting a pharmaceutical and/or medical device company
Familiarity with regulatory frameworks governing medical devices and pharmaceuticals
Strong understanding of pharmaceutical and/or medical device commercialization
Exceptional oral written communication skills, including drafting skills and presentation capabilities
Excellent interpersonal and conflict resolution skills
Ability to work in a highly collaborative, team-oriented environment
Ability to maintain an independent and objective perspective

Job Responsibility

Advise Commercial Operations and Regulatory Affairs leadership on healthcare fraud and abuse risks
Oversight of customer contracts with healthcare organizations, group purchasing organizations (GPOs), wholesalers, distributors, and healthcare professionals (HCPs)
Counsel the business on fraud and abuse laws, discount safe harbors, value-based arrangements
Develop internal expertise, programs and policies to ensure compliance with fraud and abuse laws
Analyze contracts for potential risks
Ensure adherence to corporate Ethics & Compliance policies
Identify, assess and mitigate fraud and abuse risks
Support internal investigations and responses to government inquiries
Assist in the auditing of the business and development and execution of remediation strategies
Serve as a legal representative on enterprise and cross-functional teams

What we offer

Medical and dental coverage
Insurance coverage for basic life, accident, short-term and long-term disability, and business travel accident insurance
Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)
401(k) Retirement Savings Plan (RSP)
Flexible Spending Accounts
Educational assistance programs
Paid holidays
Paid time off
Family and medical leaves of absence
Paid parental leave

Fulltime

Public Affairs Lead - Europe

Shape and advance MDPI’s public affairs presence across Europe. Lead regional po...

Location

Switzerland , Basel

Salary:

Not provided

MDPI

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related field
2-5 years of professional experience in strategic communications, public affairs, policy, or related roles
Experience working with public affairs or communications agencies
Experience in or knowledge of publishing, research, or the academic sector
Experience supporting small teams, mentoring and leading collaborative initiatives
English - fluent (C1 required)
Ability to prepare clear and concise policy briefings, reports, and stakeholder materials
Familiarity with European policy environments and institutional landscapes
Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365
Proactive, reliable, and detail-oriented working style

Job Responsibility

Support and implement MDPI’s public affairs strategy across Europe in alignment with External Affairs objectives
Manage public affairs activities across assigned countries and act as a key internal contact for policy-related topics
Contribute insights to strengthen MDPI’s positioning at a regional and European level
Support engagement with academic, governmental, and policy stakeholders across Europe
Coordinate meetings, consultations, initiatives, and participation in relevant events
Maintain stakeholder records and support long-term relationship management
Coordinate with public affairs and PR/PA agencies to ensure consistent messaging and effective delivery
Support team workflows, guidelines, and process improvements
Monitor relevant policy and regulatory developments and prepare briefings, intelligence updates, and advocacy materials

What we offer

The opportunity to contribute to the academic/scientific community
Flexible working hours
Team bond strengthening through team-building events
Professional growth opportunities with our global training system
Working in a collaborative and socially responsible team
Company retreat facility
Full-coverage insurance for accidents/daily sickness
Prime location near Basel train station and city center

Fulltime

Public Affairs Lead - Europe

Shape and advance MDPI’s public affairs presence across Europe. Lead regional po...

Location

United Kingdom , Manchester

Salary:

Not provided

MDPI

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related field
2-5 years of professional experience in strategic communications, public affairs, policy, or related roles
Experience working with public affairs or communications agencies
Experience in or knowledge of publishing, research, or the academic sector
Experience supporting small teams, mentoring and leading collaborative initiatives
English - fluent (C1 required)
Ability to prepare clear and concise policy briefings, reports, and stakeholder materials
Familiarity with European policy environments and institutional landscapes
Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365
Proactive, reliable, and detail-oriented working style

Job Responsibility

Support and implement MDPI’s public affairs strategy across Europe in alignment with External Affairs objectives
Manage public affairs activities across assigned countries and act as a key internal contact for policy-related topics
Contribute insights to strengthen MDPI’s positioning at a regional and European level
Support engagement with academic, governmental, and policy stakeholders across Europe
Coordinate meetings, consultations, initiatives, and participation in relevant events
Maintain stakeholder records and support long-term relationship management
Coordinate with public affairs and PR/PA agencies to ensure consistent messaging and effective delivery
Support team workflows, guidelines, and process improvements
Monitor relevant policy and regulatory developments and prepare briefings, intelligence updates, and advocacy materials

What we offer

Flexible Working Times
Special Days Off
Our Culture
Bonus Incentives
Perkbox
Health Cash Plan
Modern City Centre Office
Cyclescheme
Techscheme

Fulltime

Sr. Manager - Government & External Affairs

The Sr. Manager, Government Affairs at T-Mobile is responsible for helping lead ...

Location

United States , Remote - Use Home Address, Various, California

Salary:

119700.00 - 215900.00 USD / Year

T-Mobile

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in public policy, Political Science, Law, Communications, or related field
Masters Preferred
5-10 years’ experience in government affairs, public policy, strategic alliances, or legislative advocacy, preferably within the telecommunications or technology industries
Strong understanding of federal, state, and local government processes and regulations affecting telecommunications
5+ years building and maintaining relationships with key government officials and demonstrated ability to influence public policy outcomes
Strategic Thinking: Ability to develop and implement effective strategies that align with the company's business goals and regulatory environment
Relationship Management: Capability to build and maintain strong relationships with government officials, regulatory bodies, and third-party organizations
Collaboration: Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, dynamic environment
Strategic Planning: Proficiency in planning long-term strategies that incorporate public policy trends and regulatory changes
Leadership: Strong leadership skills to guide and influence both internal teams and external stakeholders

Job Responsibility

With emphasis in California, develop and implement comprehensive government affairs strategies to support T-Mobile’s business goals and policy priorities
Represent T-Mobile before non-profit organizations, legislators, regulators, and other governmental officials at all levels
Advocate for policies that promote innovation, competition, and consumer benefits in the wireless sector
Build coalitions with industry partners, think tanks, trade associations, and community organizations to amplify T-Mobile’s voice
Coordinate with internal teams, including Legal, Compliance, and Public Relations, to ensure unified messaging and strategy

What we offer

Competitive base salary and compensation package
Annual stock grant
Employee stock purchase plan
401(k)
Access to free, year-round money coaches
Medical, dental and vision insurance
Flexible spending account
Paid time off and up to 12 paid holidays
Paid parental and family leave
Family building benefits

Fulltime

Governmental & Regulatory Affairs Intern

UFC

Location:
United States , Las Vegas

Category:
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Contract Type:
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