Corporate Affair Manager

Main Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Regulatory Policy Advocacy and Influence

· Advocate for policies that align with the companys objectives.

· Influence legislative and regulatory developments to mitigate business risks.

2. Government and Stakeholder Relations

· Establish and maintain strong, productive relationships with government officials, regulatory bodies, and industry associations.

· Regularly engage key stakeholders to effectively represent company interests.

3. Communication

· Lead crisis communication efforts with government bodies to minimize reputational and operational impact.

· Ensure consistent and accurate external messaging aligned with the companys communication strategy.

4. Regulatory Monitoring

· Track and report on relevant legal and regulatory changes.

· Support compliance efforts to reduce legal and financial risks.

5. Regulatory Policy Analysis and Reporting

· Analyse government policies and assess their relevance to the companys strategic planning.

· Deliver timely, insightful policy reports to senior leadership.

6. Incidental Tasks

· Perform additional tasks as assigned by superiors.


Job Requirements

Education:

· Bachelors degree in political science, International Relations, Law, Government Policy, or a related field.

Experience:

· Minimum of 5 years in government relations, legal affairs, or a similar role.

Skills & Competencies:

· Management & Interpersonal Skills: Integrity, negotiation, time management, teamwork.

· Analytical & Strategic Thinking: Problem-solving and the ability to align regulatory analysis with business strategy.

· Mobility: Willingness to travel and operate in mobile environments.

· Language Proficiency: Advanced in English; proficiency in Korean is an advantage but not required.

· Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc).

Other Knowledge:

· Deep understanding of government processes and regulatory environments.

· Ability to assess the impact of policy developments on business.

· Well-established network within government and Parliament is a strong advantage