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Comms Search & Selection is sourcing a Government & Community Affairs Lead for a fast-growing AI infrastructure client operating across North America. The role is highly autonomous, requiring you to build credible relationships with elected officials, regulators, utilities and communities to secure ongoing project support.
You will work with the Head of Public Affairs to navigate complex regulatory environments, identifying risks early and aligning engagement activities with business objectives.
As one of the world's fastest-growing AI infrastructure companies, our client is developing critical power and data center assets across North America. Success is not simply about securing land, power and capital. It requires the ability to build credibility with elected officials, regulators, economic development organizations, utility providers and local communities long before the first shovel hits the ground.
They are looking for a Government & Community Affairs Lead to help secure stakeholder support for major infrastructure developments across the United States. Working alongside the Head of Public Affairs, you will operate at the intersection of government, community and business interests, helping the company navigate complex stakeholder environments and accelerate project delivery.
This is a highly autonomous role for a persuasive stakeholder operator who is comfortable working independently across multiple jurisdictions.
You will:
We're looking for an exceptional stakeholder influencer rather than a traditional community engagement professional.
You may currently work in government affairs, public affairs, public policy, economic development, external affairs, utilities, infrastructure, transportation, energy or a related field. What matters most is your ability to build relationships, shape outcomes and earn support from stakeholders operating in complex political and regulatory environments.
Successful candidates are likely to demonstrate:
Direct AI, technology or data center experience is not required. The ability to quickly understand complex issues and build stakeholder support around them is far more important.
This is a rare opportunity to join a company operating at the center of one of the most important infrastructure build-outs of the next decade. You will work directly with senior leadership, government stakeholders and development teams to help shape how major AI infrastructure projects are delivered across the United States.
If your experience involves influencing policymakers, building stakeholder support, navigating complex political environments or securing successful outcomes for large-scale initiatives, we'd welcome the opportunity to speak with you. Even if your current title doesn't include community engagement, we'd encourage you to apply if the responsibilities described above resonate with your experience.