Geotechnology Director: Global Tech Policy & Growth Leader

Emploive; Washington, Northern (District of Columbia, KY); Hybrid; USD 155,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Eurasia Group seeks a seasoned business and thought leader for its Geotechnology practice. Based in Washington, DC, you will manage technology client relationships, drive insights at the technology–geopolitics nexus, and lead public-facing thought leadership initiatives across the firm.

Note: this is not an IT role. Strong written and verbal communication, a track record of growth with clients, and the ability to engage at the C-suite level are essential in this role.

Qualifications

• At least 10 years of experience working at the intersection of technology, public policy, and business with increasing responsibility.
• Deep understanding of policy trends and issue areas across the technology landscape, including data governance, AI policy, telecommunications, US-China tech competition, EU regulation of multinationals, content regulation, and semiconductors.
• Experience in delivering client-facing materials and managing client relationships effectively. A track record of commercial success in owning, maintaining, and growing client relationships over time is a bonus, but consulting experience is not required.
• Strong written and oral communication skills that synthesize geopolitics, technology policy, and business implications in a compelling style.
• A collaborative, entrepreneurial, and turf-free mentality that focuses on superior client outcomes and growth, teamwork, and collaboration.
• Strong executive presence with the ability to engage effectively at the C-suite level.

Responsibilities

• Managing a portfolio of technology clients, ensuring that research needs are met, and positioning Eurasia Group as a trusted advisor and thought leader at the intersection of technology and geopolitics.
• Delivering compelling briefings and crisp insights to clients, both within the technology sector and across the broader range of Eurasia Group clients.
• Supporting key public-facing and thought leadership initiatives across the firm
• Identifying growth opportunities and participating in scoping and commercial conversations with prospective clients.

Skills

Tech policy

Client management

Executive presence

Policy trends

Communication skills

Collaboration

Geopolitics knowledge

Job description

Eurasia Group seeks a seasoned business and thought leader for its Geotechnology practice. Based in Washington, DC, you will manage technology client relationships, drive insights at the technology–geopolitics nexus, and lead public-facing thought leadership initiatives across the firm.

Note: this is not an IT role. Strong written and verbal communication, a track record of growth with clients, and the ability to engage at the C-suite level are essential in this role.