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Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund

Policy analysis and advocacy on banking

Senior Policy Analyst or Associate Director - Corporate Governance & Finance

Corporate StrategyPosted on Nov 10
Full-time$96.8k - $133k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Senior Policy Analyst must have at least 8 years of relevant work experience; an Associate Director must have at least 12 years of relevant work experience.
  • Strong policy analysis and research skills are required.
  • Strategic thinking and judgment are required.
  • Demonstrated experience working with coalitions is required.
  • The candidate must be able to write for and communicate orally with a broad range of audiences.
  • Subject-area expertise, understanding of regulatory and legislative processes, and the ability to develop innovative policy approaches are required.
  • The candidate must be able to drive work independently, collaborate effectively with colleagues inside and outside the organization, multitask, and work in a diverse environment.

Responsibilities

  • Lead development of policy priorities on corporate governance and corporate finance to advance economic and racial justice goals.
  • Write and manage policy memos, regulatory comment letters, reports, white papers, and fact sheets supporting AFREF positions.
  • Write and edit op-eds, commentaries, and other materials communicating AFREF priorities to varied audiences.
  • Oversee the launch, implementation, and oversight of policy projects, collaborating with and contributing to the research program.
  • Represent AFREF in meetings with regulators, legislators, subject-area experts, allies, and partners, and plan and manage meetings with senior policymakers.
  • Lead and collaborate with AFREF staff and coalition partners to develop and implement advocacy strategies.
  • Provide policy analysis and research support for grassroots partners.
  • Collaborate with campaign, communications, digital staff, and coalition partners to develop and advance narrative frames and messages.
  • Communicate AFREF perspectives and policy positions to the press in collaboration with communications staff.
  • Explain policy issues to nonspecialists and connect them to broader economic, racial, and social justice work.
  • Identify and develop relationships with partners, policy experts, academics, and practitioners who can contribute to understanding or collaborate on advancing policy goals.
  • Contribute to development work by helping draft proposals and grant reports and maintaining relationships with funders in the role’s area.

Desired Qualifications

  • A law degree or an advanced degree in a related field, or quantitative research and data science skills that enable analysis of financial data, is highly desirable.
  • Familiarity with and experience in the labor movement or corporate campaigning is a plus.

About the Company

Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund

Policy analysis and advocacy on banking

Coordinates a broad, nonpartisan network of civil rights, labor, consumer, community, faith, business and other groups to influence banking and financial policy. It conducts policy analysis, research, education, advocacy, coalition-building, and mobilizes at federal and state levels to push reform of the financial system. It convenes interlocking coalitions, develops policy ideas, analyzes impacts, and campaigns to influence lawmakers and the public through education and grasstops/grassroots organizing. Its focus on equity and fighting systemic racism, combined with a nonpartisan public-interest stance, sets it apart from groups that advocate for narrow interests. The goal is to transform the financial system so it serves the public good, creating an equitable and sustainable economy.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Washington DC, United States
Founded
2008

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