Support implementation of corporate affairs strategy by monitoring Singapore policies and legislation, identifying risks and opportunities, maintaining materials and talking points, and spotting partnership opportunities to enhance reputation and government engagement.
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Job Summary
The Corporate Affairs Intern is responsible for supporting the implementation of Marina Bay Sands’ strategic corporate affairs plan and approach, aimed at enhancing engagement with the Singapore Government and other important external stakeholders. Reporting to the Executive, Corporate Affairs.
Job Responsibilities
- Monitor and analyze policies, regulations and legislative developments in Singapore.
- Track and distill potential risks and opportunities that may impact the business.
- Maintain repository of materials and talking points for Corporate Affairs activities and engagements.
- Identify potential areas of partnership with external stakeholders that can enhance the Company’s reputation.
Job Requirements
Education & Certification
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree/postgraduate degree in Public Policy, Political Science, International Relations or related is preferred.
Experience
- Prior internship experience in government or in a role that requires engaging government will be a plus
Other Prerequisites
- Excellent communication, interpersonal and writing skills
- Able to commit to a full-time 6-month internship
Marina Bay Sands is committed to building a diverse, equitable and inclusive workforce, providing equal opportunities as we grow our talent base to match our growth ambitions in Singapore. Our employees are committed to adhere to and abide by all rules, regulations, policies and procedures, including the rules of conduct and business ethics of the Company.
Marina Bay Sands Pte. Ltd. Singapore Office
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