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NorthPoint Development · 2 hours ago

Vice President - Public Policy & Energy Regulatory Affairs

Kansas City, MO

Full-time

Hybrid

Director/Executive

8+ years exp

NorthPoint Development is a real estate developer focused on entrepreneurial spirit and team empowerment. They are hiring a Vice President – Public Policy & Energy Regulatory Affairs to lead the strategy across energy and utility engagement, serving as an expert and advocate on energy matters for their national portfolio of data centers and industrial facilities.

Asset ManagementConstructionProperty DevelopmentProperty ManagementReal Estate

Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Cultivate and maintain executive-level relationships with utility leaders, public utility commissioners, legislative leaders, and other key decision-makers. Position NorthPoint as a thought leader in the energy and data center sectors

Develop and execute a comprehensive, long-term energy and utility strategy for NorthPoint Development that aligns with the company's growth objectives, reduces risk, and creates a competitive advantage

Represent NorthPoint in complex, high-stakes negotiations with electric utilities for Electric Service Agreements (ESAs), large-load tariffs, and interconnection agreements

Shape public policy by actively engaging in legislative processes and monitor regulatory rulemaking. Proactively identify opportunities to advocate for policies that support large-scale economic development, grid modernization, and competitive energy markets

Provide mentorship, guidance, and strategic direction to the Manager of Public Policy & Energy Regulatory Affairs and/or other team members working in sourcing, pre-development and development of the portfolio

Provide guidance on energy-related risks during site selection and due diligence. Develop innovative strategies to mitigate risks associated with cost, reliability, and speed to market for power delivery

Serve as the key advisor to NorthPoint's leadership and power team on all energy and utility matters. Translate complex regulatory and technical issues into clear business implications and strategic recommendations

Qualification

Energy regulationPublic policyNegotiation skillsUtility lawTeam leadershipPublic speakingStrategic directionRisk management

Required

Bachelor's degree is required

A minimum of 8-10 years of mid-senior-level experience in the public or energy sectors, including extensive work in regulatory affairs, energy policy, or utility law

Proven ability to operate and communicate effectively at the highest levels of a corporation and with senior government officials

Exceptional public speaking, negotiation, and influencing skills

Understanding of utility rate design, transmission planning, and/or the regulatory compact

A demonstrated ability to master complex subject matter and deploy it to achieve business objectives

Ability to anticipate emerging trends in the energy industry and position the company to capitalize on them

A track record of developing and executing successful, forward-looking strategies

Demonstrated experience building and leading successful teams

A collaborative leader who can effectively manage both internal and external resources