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Whyte EU Public Affairs is seeking an Associate Director to lead EU mandates and develop client relationships in Brussels. This role requires a seasoned professional with at least 10 years in EU public affairs, focusing on strategic client delivery and team development.
Successful candidates will demonstrate a strong command of EU processes and the ability to navigate complex policy environments. The role offers direct impact on firm development and includes competitive compensation and flexible
Whyte EU Public Affairs is the Brussels-based arm of the Whyte Group, advising executive leadership on EU matters where strategic positioning, institutional judgement and political sensitivity are decisive.
We operate as a senior, partner-led advisory and work directly with boards and C-suites on issues that sit at the intersection of regulation, geopolitics and corporate strategy. In an EU landscape increasingly shaped by economic security, industrial policy and strategic autonomy, effective engagement requires more than access - it demands credibility, calibration and timing. That is the space in which we position Whyte EU Public Affairs.
As we expand, we are seeking an Associate Director to contribute directly to client direction, mandate origination, and the firm’s development.
This is a leadership position at the interface of strategy and execution, with direct responsibility for both client delivery and commercial development.
Beyond client delivery, success in this role will be measured by your ability to deepen client relationships, contribute to commercial development, support the development of colleagues and reinforce Whyte EU Public Affairs' position as a trusted advisor in the European policy landscape.
As Associate Director, you will:
You will be expected to exercise independent judgement in technical and often sensitive contexts, including determining where and how the firm engages.
We value individuals with a genuine interest in the evolution of the European policy landscape.
We operate on a flexible, trust-based hybrid working model between home and our Brussels office (Clos Lucien Outers, 1160 Brussels), in close coordination with the team.