In today’s complex governance landscape, the ability to influence policy decisions, build constructive relationships with government stakeholders, and advocate effectively for change is essential for public and private organizations alike. This course equips participants with the tools, strategies, and ethical considerations required to manage government relations and drive policy advocacy with impact and integrity.
Understand the structures and processes of government and policymaking.
Develop and implement effective government relations strategies.
Engage with policymakers, regulators, and public institutions strategically.
Design and execute impactful policy advocacy campaigns.
Navigate legal, ethical, and reputational aspects of advocacy efforts.
Lectures and Expert Insights: Leading industry experts will share their insights and best practices.
Case Studies: Analyze real-world talent acquisition challenges and solutions.
Group Discussions: Engage in meaningful discussions and share experiences with peers.
Role-Playing and Simulations: Practice recruitment scenarios to enhance skills.
Hands-on Workshops: Gain practical experience in using recruitment tools and techniques.
Improved alignment between organizational goals and government policies.
Strengthened influence in regulatory and legislative environments.
Enhanced ability to manage risk and reputation in public affairs.
More effective engagement with key government and policy stakeholders.
Increased visibility and credibility within policymaking circles.
Improved confidence in dealing with government and legislative bodies.
Advanced skills in lobbying, negotiation, and public affairs strategy.
Broader understanding of policy dynamics and institutional frameworks.
Ability to build long-term strategic relationships with public-sector stakeholders.
Public affairs, government relations, and policy professionals
Corporate and NGO representatives involved in advocacy
Public sector managers and liaison officers
Legal, compliance, and regulatory specialists
Leaders and executives seeking to influence policy change
Understanding government systems and institutional dynamics
Key players in the policy ecosystem: executive, legislative, and regulatory bodies
The role of public affairs in organizational strategy
Government relations vs. lobbying: similarities and distinctions
Mapping and prioritizing stakeholders and decision-makers
Setting objectives: access, influence, and alignment
Building advocacy coalitions and alliances
Monitoring political and policy developments
Framing persuasive policy messages
Writing policy briefs and position papers
Campaign planning and execution
Successful advocacy strategies across sectors
Building trust and credibility with government stakeholders
Media and public communication strategies for advocacy
Managing public consultations and hearings
Conflict resolution and negotiation with public authorities
Legal frameworks and lobbying regulations
Transparency, integrity, and accountability in advocacy
Managing reputational risks and public scrutiny
Creating a government relations roadmap
