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About this role
An Assistant General Manager (AGM) – Corporate Affairs manages an organization's government relations, public policy advocacy, regulatory compliance, and external stakeholder communications to protect and enhance business operations.
Core Responsibilities
• Government & Regulatory Relations:
• Drive end-to-end liaison and coordination with government departments, municipal authorities, regulatory bodies, and utility providers.
• Track changes in regulatory policies, government notifications, and industry developments to assess business impact.
• Represent the company at central and local industry forums, policy roundtables, and government meetings.
• Statutory Approvals & Clearances:
• Facilitate the timely acquisition of statutory permits, No Objection Certificates (NOCs), licenses, and environmental clearances for project execution.
• Monitor approval timelines and help project teams resolve administrative roadblocks.
• Policy Advocacy & Strategic Planning:
• Develop and implement public policy advocacy initiatives aligned with sector priorities (such as energy or infrastructure).
• Identify regulatory risks and craft proactive mitigation strategies.
• Stakeholder & Community Engagement:
• Build and maintain constructive relationships with local authorities, District Magistrates, community representatives, and industry associations.
• Support crisis management and resolve critical stakeholder or land-related issues affecting plant or project operations.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration:
• Partner closely with internal teams—including Legal, Projects, Finance, EHS, HR, and Operations—to ensure regulatory alignment and operational continuity.
Required skills
• Education: A Bachelor's degree (such as B.Tech) or a Postgraduate degree/MBA in a relevant discipline (e.g., Public Policy, Law, Communications, or General Management). • Experience: Generally requires mid-to-senior level experience (often 8 to 15+ years) in corporate affairs, government relations, or regulatory compliance, frequently within sectors like energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, or telecom. • Key Skills: • Strong government liaison and lobbying capabilities. • Deep understanding of statutory frameworks and policy-making processes. • Crisis management, negotiation, and written/verbal communication
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Sign in Create candidate account ← Back to all jobsExperience10–15 yrs
Work modeOn-site
LocationRAIGARH
QualificationDiploma / B.E. / B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering preferred. Graduate with relevant procurement experience may also be considered., MBA/MMS/MPM/PGDM - GRADUATE
TAT15 days
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