FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Director of State Government Affairs?
The primary responsibility is to develop, coordinate, and execute government affairs strategies that drive the company's growth and influence at the state level.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, at least five years of experience in the cable or other regulated industry, government, public policy or legislative arenas, and a background in law, government, or public policy are required.
Is an advanced degree preferred for this role?
Yes, an advanced degree in public administration, law, or a similar field is preferred.
What skills are important for the Director of State Government Affairs position?
Advocacy, lobbying, negotiation skills, the ability to analyze legislation, and a political/government relations background are important for this position.
Will the Director of State Government Affairs be required to travel?
Yes, frequent travel is required for this role.
Who does the Director of State Government Affairs report to?
The Director reports directly to the area Senior Director.
What type of experience is beneficial for this position?
Experience in the cable, telecommunications, and broadband products and services, as well as familiarity with regulated industries, is beneficial.
What are some key responsibilities of this role?
Key responsibilities include representing the company to public officials, developing grassroots support, managing political contribution strategies, and coordinating community engagement initiatives.
Are there opportunities for career growth within the company?
Yes, Charter Communications offers dynamic growth opportunities as employees can move up or around the company.
What kind of work environment can the Director of State Government Affairs expect?
The work environment includes normal office conditions with regular, consistent, and punctual attendance, along with the need to work nights and weekends as necessary.