Walmart — Director, Public and Government Affairs (Bentonville, AR)

Walmart is seeking a Director, Public and Government Affairs to lead public policy strategy and advise senior leadership on key legislative and regulatory issues. This role focuses on shaping and advancing policy priorities across a broad portfolio, working at the intersection of business operations and government engagement at the state, federal, and global levels.

Responsibilities include analyzing and monitoring policy developments, developing and executing strategic advocacy plans, and advising internal stakeholders on complex and evolving policy issues. The role also involves building and managing relationships with policymakers, industry groups, and external partners, and translating regulatory developments into clear, actionable strategies for the business.

Candidates should have at least 8 years of public policy or government affairs experience, with a strong understanding of legislative and regulatory processes. Experience advising senior leaders, managing cross-functional initiatives, and influencing policy outcomes is required. Background in areas such as economic policy, ecommerce, financial services, or data privacy is preferred.

Salary range: $110,000 to $220,000.

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PepsiCo — Public Policy Agriculture Manager (Washington, DC)

PepsiCo is seeking a Public Policy Agriculture Manager to support its Public Policy and Government Affairs team in advancing federal agriculture policy priorities. This role works closely with the Senior Director of Federal Affairs and the Director of Global Agriculture Policy to shape and implement advocacy strategies related to the U.S. Farm Bill and broader agricultural policy issues.

The position involves supporting the development and execution of advocacy campaigns, monitoring legislative and regulatory developments, and representing the company before policymakers and stakeholders. Responsibilities include building relationships with lawmakers and industry groups, coordinating internal strategy across business units, and developing policy materials aligned with PepsiCo’s sustainability and regenerative agriculture goals.

Candidates should have 3–5 years of experience in legislative or government affairs roles, with experience related to the Farm Bill or USDA programs preferred. Strong communication, relationship-building, and strategic thinking skills are required, along with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced policy environment.

Salary range: $106,400 to $178,100.

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Colorado Department of Agriculture — CDA-Agricultural Lands Specialist (Administrator IV) (Broomfield County, CO)

The Colorado Department of Agriculture is seeking an Agricultural Lands Specialist to support its Conservation Services Division. This role focuses on advancing agricultural land conservation efforts, working with landowners, partners, and state programs to preserve working lands and support sustainable agricultural use.

Responsibilities include managing conservation programs, coordinating with stakeholders, supporting land protection initiatives, and ensuring compliance with applicable policies and program requirements. The position involves working with agricultural producers, government entities, and conservation partners to implement and oversee projects that protect agricultural land resources.

Candidates should have experience in agriculture, land conservation, natural resources, or a related field, along with strong project management and communication skills. The role requires the ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders and navigate regulatory or program frameworks related to land use and conservation.

Salary range: $71,544 to $114,492.

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Conservation Law Foundation — Senior Attorney, Clean Air & Water (Boston, MA)

Conservation Law Foundation is seeking a Senior Attorney to join its Clean Air & Water program, focusing on litigation and advocacy to protect New England’s environment. This role involves strategic litigation on climate change, environmental contamination, and public health issues, including cases against major fossil fuel companies and matters involving plastics, toxic pollutants, and emerging contaminants.

The position includes leading litigation and administrative proceedings, negotiating settlements, advising community and advocacy groups, and building coalitions with diverse stakeholders. Responsibilities also include supervising junior attorneys and interns, contributing to communications efforts, supporting fundraising initiatives, and advancing organizational priorities. The role offers flexibility within New England, with a preference for Boston.

Candidates should have at least 7 years of litigation experience and a strong interest in environmental, public health, or social justice issues. Strong writing, analytical, and communication skills are required, along with the ability to manage complex matters and work collaboratively. Active bar membership in a New England state is required.

Salary range: $118,000 to $141,000 (Boston); $106,000 to $127,000 (other New England locations).

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Food & Drug Regulatory Associate Attorney – Washington, DC

A top-tier law firm is seeking a Food & Drug Regulatory Associate Attorney to join its Washington, DC office. This role focuses on advising clients across the food, medical device, and consumer product industries on FDA compliance, regulatory strategy, and enforcement matters. The position offers strong client exposure and a partner-track path within a nationally recognized regulatory practice.

Responsibilities include providing FDA regulatory counseling on product classification, labeling, and compliance strategy, advising on FTC advertising and marketing compliance, and handling enforcement matters such as inspections, warning letters, recalls, and government investigations. The role also involves reviewing ingredients and formulations, supporting import and export compliance, managing civil investigative demands, and assisting with class action and consumer protection issues.

Candidates should have at least 3 years of experience in food and drug law or regulatory compliance and must be admitted to the DC Bar or eligible for prompt admission. Strong experience with FDA and FTC regulatory frameworks, along with excellent writing, analytical, and client-facing skills, is required. The ideal candidate can manage complex regulatory matters independently and work across multiple projects.

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Consumer Brands Association — Senior Vice President, Federal Affairs (Washington, DC)

The Consumer Brands Association is seeking a Senior Vice President, Federal Affairs to lead its federal advocacy and lobbying efforts on behalf of the consumer packaged goods industry. Reporting to the Executive Vice President of Public Affairs, this role drives the organization’s federal policy agenda and serves as a key voice on issues including nutrition, ingredient safety, consumer transparency, and chemicals management.

The position involves leading all federal lobbying functions, managing relationships with Congress and federal agencies, and developing and executing policy campaigns aligned with industry priorities. Responsibilities include coordinating with legal and regulatory teams, overseeing internal member groups and political action efforts, and serving as a public spokesperson in media and industry settings. The role also includes managing consultants, building coalitions, and leading a high-performing advocacy team.

Candidates should have 12–15 years of experience, preferably in the legislative or executive branch, with a strong understanding of federal policy and regulatory processes. Experience in the consumer packaged goods industry and familiarity with food and chemical policy issues is preferred. Strong leadership, communication, and strategic planning skills are required.

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Bread for the World — State Organizer for Pennsylvania (Remote)

Bread for the World is seeking a State Organizer for Pennsylvania to support advocacy efforts focused on ending hunger and poverty. This role works within the Organizing and Faith Engagement team and focuses on building and mobilizing networks of leaders, congregations, and community partners to advance policy change at the state and federal levels.

The position involves identifying and training leaders, developing grassroots advocacy networks, and supporting campaigns aligned with federal policy goals. Responsibilities include engaging with diverse communities, coordinating advocacy efforts, supporting legislative outreach, and strengthening statewide organizing infrastructure. The role also includes ongoing communication with stakeholders, tracking policy developments, and supporting fundraising and mobilization efforts.

Candidates should have at least five years of organizing experience and a strong understanding of public policy advocacy and the legislative process. Experience working with diverse communities and faith-based or community organizations is preferred. Strong communication skills, the ability to work independently, and willingness to travel within the state are required.

Salary range: $63,000 to $73,000.

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Director, U.S. Agriculture -- Winrock International (Remote, U.S.)

Winrock International is seeking a Director of U.S. Agriculture to lead strategy and programming within its Wallace Center, a national initiative focused on building a more regenerative, equitable, and resilient food system. This role provides leadership across domestic agriculture programs, guiding strategy, operations, and partnerships to advance economic opportunity, ecosystem health, and community resilience. The position reports to the Senior Director of U.S. Programs and includes light domestic travel.

The Director will set strategic direction for U.S. agriculture initiatives, oversee program execution, and manage financial planning and performance across multiple projects. Responsibilities include leading and developing a high-performing team, building cross-sector partnerships, and representing the organization across national networks. The role also involves driving fundraising efforts, cultivating relationships with funders and government partners, and ensuring program outcomes align with organizational goals.

Candidates should have at least 10 years of experience in U.S. agriculture and food systems, with strong knowledge of regenerative agriculture, regional food systems, and ag-of-the-middle issues. Experience managing teams, overseeing budgets, and securing funding from public and private sources is required. Strong leadership, partnership-building, and strategic planning skills are essential.

Salary: $120,000 – $140,000.

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