Director Institutional Affairs EU
Pubblicato il 14-10-2026 - Philip Morris International in Roma
Purpose of the Role
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The Director Institutional Affairs EU leads the design and development of the Institutional Affairs strategy for the EU Region. Drawing on a deep understanding of EU institutions, political dynamics and legislative procedures, the role ensures advocacy on PMI priorities is aligned with EU policy objectives and institutional developments. The Director provides strategic advice and coordination to regional, cluster and market leadership teams, builds constructive relationships with key EU stakeholders, and helps create a supportive environment for PMI’s Combustion-Free Vision.
Work Location: Brussels
Purpose of the Role
The Director Institutional Affairs EU leads the design and development of the Institutional Affairs strategy for the EU Region. Drawing on a deep understanding of EU institutions, political dynamics and legislative procedures,
the role ensures advocacy on PMI priorities is aligned with EU policy objectives and institutional developments. The Director provides strategic advice and coordination to regional, cluster and market leadership teams, builds constructive relationships with key EU stakeholders, and helps create a supportive environment for PMI’s Combustion-Free Vision.
Key Responsibilities
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- EU institutional strategy: Devise and lead the EU institutional strategy, aligning advocacy priorities with PMI’s transformation goals, business objectives and the evolving European legislative landscape.
- Policy leadership and strategic advice: Provide guidance and coordination to EU regional, cluster and market teams on key institutional affairs priorities, major dossiers and milestones. Act as a reference point on EU institutional policy matters.
- EU engagement: Lead policy discussions and engagements with EU institutions, promoting understanding of PMI’s transformation and the rationale for diffe