Native American Law Attorney in Washington, DC

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Washington, DC

Native American Law Attorney in Washington, DC

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The Deputy General Counsel & Chief of Federal Affairs will also be responsible for the following duties:

- Providing legal counsel and support to the General Counsel and Chief of Staff, Executive Director, Board of Directors, and other senior management
- Assisting in major or routine legal actions as assigned by the General Counsel and Chief of Staff
- Managing and coordinating all federal affairs for the organization, including interactions with the federal government and external organizations
- Supervising legal staff in consulting with internal departments and divisions
- Supporting workforce planning and organizational performance management
- Overseeing priority projects and outcomes for the organization
- Acting as a liaison with outside legal counsel on organization business
- Reviewing and providing counsel on contractual obligations related to the organization's work
- Performing administrative and management functions, including staff management and strategic planning

The ideal candidate for this position would have the following qualifications and experience:

- Juris Doctorate degree from an accredited law school
- Admission to a state bar and in good standing
- Minimum of 10 years of experience in a legal setting, preferably in federal Indian law or a related field
- Experience in managing and leading a legal team
- Strong understanding of federal Indian law and policy
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work collaboratively with a diverse group of stakeholders, including tribal governments, federal agencies, and external organizations
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Ability to handle multiple projects and responsibilities simultaneously
- Knowledge of workforce planning and organizational performance management

Deputy General Counsel & Chief of Federal Affairs - Leading Legal Counsel for NCAI

H1: NCAI Seeking Deputy General Counsel & Chief of Federal Affairs in Washington, DC
H2: Join NCAI as Deputy General Counsel & Chief of Federal Affairs

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Salary: $175,158 per year
Location: Washington, DC, USA
Employment Type: Full Time

NCAI is a prominent organization at the forefront of developing and promoting progressive Indian policy. We are seeking a Deputy General Counsel & Chief of Federal Affairs to join our team in Washington, DC. If you are a highly experienced legal professional with a passion for advocating for tribal governments and individual Indians, we want you to apply for this exciting opportunity.

As the Deputy General Counsel & Chief of Federal Affairs, you will provide legal counsel and support to the General Counsel and Chief of Staff, Executive Director, Board of Directors, and other senior management. You will also play a crucial role in managing and coordinating all federal affairs for the organization, including interactions with the federal government and external organizations.

In this position, you will have the opportunity to work with a diverse group of stakeholders and make a significant impact on policy initiatives that impact tribal communities. You will also have the chance to lead and manage a legal team, providing guidance and support to ensure the success of NCAI's mission.

To be considered for this position, you must have a Juris Doctorate degree from an accredited law school, admission to a state bar in good standing, and a minimum of 10 years of experience in a legal setting, preferably in federal Indian law or a related field. Additionally, you should have excellent communication skills, strong knowledge of federal Indian law and policy, and the ability to handle multiple projects and responsibilities simultaneously.

If you are ready to take on a leadership role in advocating for tribal governments and individual Indians, we encourage you to apply for this position. Join NCAI as our Deputy General Counsel & Chief of Federal Affairs and make a meaningful difference in the lives of Native communities.