Title : Executive - Government Relations Leader

Job Number	1805127
Business	GE Global Growth & Operations
Business Segment	Global Growth & Operations - Latin America
Career Level	Experienced
Function	Legal
Function Segment	Government Affairs & Policy
Location(s) Where Opening Is Available	Mexico
City	Mexico City
Postal Code	01210
Relocation Expenses	No
Role Summary/Purpose	The position holder will lead and coordinate GE’s government relations and policy initiatives in Mexico. He or she will be responsible to set policy strategy, drive Company government relations projects, and advise the GE businesses on a broad range of policy and regulatory issues. The position holder will represent GE’s interests before federal, state and local institutions and interact with relevant third parties
Essential Responsibilities	Lead GE government relations initiatives, planning and developing key strategies, and implementing actions vis-à-vis federal institutions and regulatory agencies in a wide range of areas including international trade, finance/capital, energy, healthcare, environmental regulations, and intellectual property. •Coordinate with GE corporate leadership globally, GE businesses and the GE CEO on the development of GE positions on various issues, implementation of government relations/policy projects. •Influence across GE businesses and the various GE constituents to inform, develop and execute GE positions and strategies. •Build GE capacity with senior policy makers and influencers in Mexico •Provide expert advice on the workings of the institutions and decision-making procedures in Mexico •Support sales to governments by helping sales teams tailor GE bids to government needs, marshalling government support and advocacy for GE’s bids, and utilizing governmental financing •Growth Playbook. Identify and quantify top governmental issues for GE and achieve results on those issues and opportunities
Qualifications/Requirements	Education: Undergraduate and/or graduate degree in law, political science, economics, journalism, sociology, or public policy . •Experience: Minimum 15 years of professional experience, with significant similar experience with a global corporation or with an international law or consultancy firm; previous role in government would be viewed as a significant advantage. Strong relationships with government officials and influencers. •Deep knowledge of institutions, regulation, policies and priorities in Mexico. Previous experience in the area of government funding programs would be a significant advantage. •High level of understanding of decision-making process and procedures in Mexico. • Ability to cope with pressure and multiple deadlines contemporaneously. • Strategist, who is able to prioritize multiple tasks on hand while still paying attention to detail • High level of influencing skills combined with an ability to build excellent working relationships within a matrix environment (both cross-functionally and globally) • Proven ability to lead and execute effectively at all levels of the organization • Advanced communication skills - both written and verbal • Demonstrated ability to think and lead on a strategic level within a complex organization • Ability to deal effectively with people and work in diverse teams • Ability to anticipate trends and manage risk • High level of energy.. ability to motivate and inspire others • Outstanding leadership skills