Director Of Governmental And Regulatory Affairs

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Director of Governmental and Regulatory Affairs
The candidate will conduct and/or oversee environmental analyses pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA"), such as Environmental Impact Reports, Mitigated Negative Declarations, and/or Categorical Exemptions - including design conceptualization, project scoping, stakeholder input, review and drafting of technical sections, responding to public comment, and presenting at public hearings. Acquire entitlement permits and approvals (e.g., Conditional Use Permits, Long Range Development Plans, Coastal Development Permits, and/or Local Coastal Programs) from municipalities and regulatory agencies including Los Angeles County and/or the California Coastal Commission. Work with architectural plans (e.g., elevations, site plans, cross-sections, etc.), various phases of development, and how they relate to entitlement processes. Participate with the executive vice president, vice president, associate vice president, and associate director for administration in fostering and maintaining positive relations and strategic alliances with the internal Pepperdine community, local residents, municipal and regulatory agencies, businesses, property owners, community organizations, and elected officials. Manage external consultants including outside counsel, engineers, land use consultants, and environmental consultants; determining when to utilize internal staff and when to seek outside expertise, as well as tracking billables and overseeing contracts. Track proposed local, state and federal legislation to determine applicability and potential impacts to the University; respond accordingly including working with internal stakeholders, other partner colleges and universities. Work cross-functionally across departments toward shared goals and common project objectives, especially with construction, facilities, and public safety. Research and write in a variety of formats including correspondence, advocacy pieces, memoranda, website content, marketing materials, and reports. Speak in front of groups ranging in size, proclivity, and sophistication as well as ability to serve as University's representative with external groups and the media. Manage projects, ensuring completion with exceptional quality, on time, and on budget. Perform other duties as assigned. Uphold University mission through work performed. Bachelor's degree required; JD strongly preferred.

Applications close: 19 March, 2019.

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