U.S. Chamber of Commerce Benefits Overview

The Director for International Policy develops and advocates U.S. Chamber positions on international trade, investment, and regulatory issues. Responsibilities include creating advocacy strategies, monitoring policy developments, drafting communications and submissions, building coalitions, engaging members, coordinating across teams, and supporting fundraising, budgeting, and internal processes. The role requires expertise in international trade and investment policy, legislative and administrative processes, strong communication skills, and domestic and international travel.

Leads the Chamber’s sports strategy by developing partnerships with leagues, teams, athletes, corporations, and associations. Drives membership and revenue growth, manages cross-functional initiatives, tracks KPIs and ROI, supports events and forums, develops industry insights, and represents the organization with senior sports and business leaders. Produces presentations, reports, blogs, and executive communications while coordinating strategic alliances and external engagements.

Manage fundraising strategy and donor development for the Foundation, securing philanthropic support from corporations, foundations, and individuals. Cultivate donor relationships, oversee fundraising events, prepare grant and partnership proposals, maintain donor databases and financial reports, and support impact reporting and donor communications. Collaborate with leadership, program teams, and stakeholders to execute revenue-generating initiatives and stewardship activities.