Supervisor Institutional Affairs

Questa posizione è in Philip Morris Italia
Riassunto dell'opportunità da parte della Joinrs AI: Philip Morris Italia cerca un Supervisor Institutional Affairs (Regulatory Area) con laurea in Economia, Giurisprudenza, Scienze Politiche o campi affini. Il ruolo supporta la strategia di engagement esterno e contribuisce allo sviluppo di politiche sostenibili collaborando con istituzioni italiane ed europee. I benefit includono contratto a tempo indeterminato, una RAL minima di 64.540 € lordi annui, modalità di lavoro flessibili, e un ecosistema welfare dedicato al benessere e supporto familiare.
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Supervisor Institutional Affairs (Regulatory Area)
Location: Rome
At PMI, we’ve chosen to do something incredible. We’re totally transforming our business and building our future on one clear purpose – to deliver a future without cigarettes. With huge change comes huge opportunity. So, wherever you join us, you’ll enjoy the freedom to dream up and deliver better, brighter solutions and the space to move your career forward in endlessly different directions. You’ll have the opportunity to make an impact. PMI’s shift from selling cigarettes to our new combustion-free products has changed the way we work, our stakeholder engagement and how we communicate. Bring us your curiosity and a desire to challenge the everyday and we’ll give you lots of responsibility. You’ll help us improve, inject innovation and create new ways of working.
Your Role
The Supervisor Institutional Affairs (Regulatory Area) plays a key role in supporting the development and implementation of the company’s external engagement strategy. The position contributes to building sustainable and predictable policy frameworks by engaging with policymakers, Italian and European institutions, and regulatory authorities. It includes monitoring political and policy trends affecting both conventional products and non-combustible alternatives, ensuring alignment with the company’s global transformation toward innovation. The role supports the Senior Manager and cross‑functional EU and global teams on projects involving Italy, strengthens relationships with national and international stakeholders, and ensures timely information flow to guide strategic planning and execution. In particular, the Supervisor will oversee institutional engagement and projects at Italian levels, as well as studies and multistakeholder platforms that are part of the Corporate affairs strategy.
What You’ll Do
- Support public affairs initiatives by maintaining and strengthening relationships with key institutional and political stakeholders, ensuring effective implementation of the global/EU strategy at national and local level.
- Assist the Senior Manager and External Affairs Director in stakeholder engagement activities, particularly on regulatory matters, contributing to the definition and execution of the regulatory affairs strategy.
- Contribute to the development and implementation of Italy’s public affairs strategy and action plan, supporting the evolution of the regulatory framework, particularly at national level.
- Oversee the relationship with external partners, supporting the design and review of studies, analyses, and projects focused on regulatory policy.
- Monitor and analyse political and regulatory trends, identifying relevant and emerging topics within the regulatory landscape.
- Prepare high‑quality notes, briefings, and analytical documents on regulatory developments and the broader national industry context.
- Coordinate the preparation of engagement materials (notes, speeches, presentations) for external events and support the company's participation, including that of senior leadership.
- Collaborate with internal functions to ensure cross‑functional alignment with external affairs priorities and overall company strategy.
Skills & Capabilities
- Degree in Economics, Law, Political Science or related fields.
- Proven experience of at least 5-6 years in External Affairs, Advocacy or Government/Regulatory Affairs roles.
- Solid understanding of national and EU political and regulatory processes.
- Proven experience in developing and implementing multistakeholder projects with policy relevance and law/economic studies and reports.
- Ability to analyze legislation, regulatory frameworks and policy trends.
- Experience in stakeholder engagement with institutions, industry bodies and external partners.
- Strong analytical and strategic thinking.
- High autonomy, reliability, discretion and strong organizational skills.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (PowerPoint, Word, Excel)
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in Italian and English (mandatory).
Rewards & Benefits
- We offer a Permanent Contract.
- In this position you will earn no less than 64,540 € gross yearly.
- Where the role allows it,