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Executive Director

Austin, TX · On-site

$120 - $180/hr

... Texas state and federal contract lobbyists; analyzing and researching legislation and regulatory issues impacting Texas credit unions; pursuing board-approved legislative priorities; and managing the ...

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Austin, TX · On-site

$11K/mo

... legislative submissions. * Identifies and responds to legal risks affecting agency operations ... Knowledge of fundamentals of contract law, government law, and Texas state agency contracting and ...

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Maintain current knowledge of regulatory, legislative, and industrial changes to ensure changes and ... drafting, contract negotiations, public procurement law, government law, Education Law, Texas ...

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Employer & IndustryState legislature, governmentGovernment, nonprofits, consulting firms

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Executive Director

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Austin, TX • On-site

$120 - $180/hr

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Posted 17 days ago

Job description

Roles & Responsibilities
  • The Executive Director serves as the public face of the Texas Credit Union Association.
  • Duties include managing relationships with state legislators and members of Congress; representing the association with Credit Union Association members and other stakeholders; managing the Texas state and federal contract lobbyists; analyzing and researching legislation and regulatory issues impacting Texas credit unions; pursuing board-approved legislative priorities; and managing the Texas Grassroots & PAC Director.
  • Identify and implement Association goals relating to State and Federal Advocacy efforts applicable to the state or region.
  • Develop and draft legislative initiatives beneficial to credit unions.
  • Analyze and assess legislation regarding financial institutions and develop strategies to affect legislation to the benefit of credit unions.
  • Represent credit unions before the state legislature, the state's congressional delegation, and state or federal agencies.
  • Develop and manage the dissemination of information on legislative and political issues of interest to credit unions.
  • Implement messaging and outreach strategies.
  • Provide frequent updates of legislative and political importance to credit unions and Cornerstone staff.
  • Oversee statewide grassroots network and promote credit union involvement in state political campaigns and legislative efforts.
  • Attend regional credit union chapter meetings to provide political and legislative updates.
  • Meet with credit union CEOs, staff and board members to promote the benefits of Association membership.
  • Serve as liaison to the State Sub-Committee to the TXCUA Governmental Affairs Committee (GAC) and PAC.
  • Recommend contributions from the state and federal PAC's to pro-credit union candidates.
  • Monitor the state association budget and use financial resources prudently to support the organization's legislative objectives.
  • Manage the operations and staff in the Association office, including contract lobbyists.
Requirements
  • A four-year bachelor’s degree program in Finance, Government, or Political Science or related experience.
  • Work requires command of the legislative process in Texas, detailed knowledge of state and Federal politics, and general knowledge of the Credit Union movement on the state and national level.
  • At least five years of involvement in the legislative process and five years of supervisory experience are required. Prefer recent staff-level experience in the Texas Legislature.
  • Professional, well-developed interpersonal skills essential for projecting a positive image as a representative of Texas Credit Union Association who interacts with Board members, Credit Union CEOs, lobbyists, and lawmakers.
  • Strong writing and speaking skills.
Core Competencies

Demonstrates expertise in legislative advocacy and political strategy, with a strong command of the Texas legislative process and credit union movement. Proven ability to manage relationships with stakeholders and effectively communicate legislative initiatives.

Highest-signal resume keywords
  • Legislative Advocacy
  • Political Strategy
  • Stakeholder Management
  • Supervisory Experience
  • Strong Writing Skills
Hard Skills
  • Legislative Analysis
  • Financial Institutions Knowledge
  • Contract Lobbyist Management
  • Budget MonitoringGrassroots Network Oversight
Soft Skills
  • Interpersonal Skills
  • Communication Skills
  • Public Representation
Industry Keywords
  • Credit Union Movement
  • Texas Legislature
  • Federal Politics
  • Political Campaigns
  • Legislative Initiatives
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