Organise and attend meetings and client calls; including writing and circulating meeting agendas and taking responsibility for note taking and action points.
Monitor the policy environment and media, including Hansard, Government and Opposition statements, Select Committee inquiries, think tank reports, newspapers, broadcast and newswires for relevant opportunities for clients.
Provide client relevant analysis on policy developments and news items as described above, both in written form and verbally.
Keep up to date with political developments and flag relevant news to clients.
Prepare regular client reports.
Draft documents for clients such as letters to political stakeholders, policymaker biographies, policy briefings and stakeholder engagement plans.
Help to develop public affairs plans and strategies.
Take a proactive approach to networking to build new client connections.
Assist colleagues in developing new business proposals and pitches.
Requirements
A strong interest in UK politics and the parliamentary process.
Up to 12 months experience in a relatable role (such as internships in Parliament, working for an MP, or work experience in a Public Affairs or monitoring agency, think tank or in house in a public affairs role).
Highly developed written and verbal communication skills.
A demonstrative ability to research and analyse.
A strong eye for accuracy and detail.
Strong organisational skills and be confident prioritising multiple competing tasks.
Ability and desire to continuously learn new areas of policy.