
Deputy Regional Head, Government Relations
Posted Jul 20

Posted Jul 20
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Mexico.
• Build and sustain strategic alliances with governmental leaders at local, state, and national levels, including agency personnel and elected officials; nonprofit and community organizations; business partners; media; and other potential collaborators to effectively implement Lime’s government relations and public affairs strategy throughout Latin America.
• Engage in media interviews and represent the organization at government and community forums; organize, participate in, and facilitate public events in the market, delivering content in both English and Spanish.
• In collaboration with regional leadership, assess, prioritize, and execute strategic initiatives aimed at maintaining and expanding Lime’s operations and fleet in key Latin American markets, focusing initially on Mexico and Chile.
• Partner with regional operations, campaigns, and policy leadership teams to formulate and implement a long-term government relations strategy that aligns with company priorities and key market objectives.
• Work together with communications and marketing teams on educational and safety initiatives, advertising and marketing efforts, and local media engagements.
• Evaluate and keep GR leadership and other internal stakeholders informed on regulatory, legislative, and political developments across Latin America, with a specific focus on Mexico City.
• Proactively identify potential issues that could affect operations in the region and collaborate with internal teams to resolve them swiftly and effectively.
• Lead cross-functional initiatives to develop models and best practices for stakeholder engagement, work planning, and execution across both emerging and established markets.
• Oversee consultants and external partners, establishing metrics for success and accountability.
• Assist in laying the groundwork for future team expansion in the region; although this role does not start with direct reports, the individual may eventually take on people management responsibilities.
• Fluency in both Spanish and English, with strong written and verbal communication skills in each language; comfortable with public speaking and media engagement.
• A minimum of eight (8) years of relevant experience in government affairs, public policy, campaigns, and/or community development within a government-related context.
• At least three (3) years of direct experience collaborating with municipal and/or state governments, campaigns, or public policy in Mexico City, ideally in recent years.
• Significant experience navigating municipal politics and city-level stakeholder environments; while national-level experience is valuable, substantial exposure to local government dynamics is crucial for this position.
• Experience working within or across other Latin American nations is highly preferred, with particular value placed on experience in Chile.
• A strong independent operator who can take ownership of issues from start to finish, exercising sound judgment while advancing initiatives in complex environments with minimal oversight.
• A multitasker adept at managing multiple priorities while executing projects in a fast-paced environment.
• An analytical and strategic thinker, capable of identifying high-impact opportunities and driving efficient growth.
• Willingness to travel as needed throughout the region.
• Previous professional experience in transportation and mobility is advantageous but not mandatory.
• Experience in people management is preferred, especially for candidates who have helped build or scale teams, although this role will initially function as an individual contributor.
• Lime will provide reasonable accommodations as needed.
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