EU Public Affairs Account Manager – Technology

Hanbury Strategy

. Service existing public affairs accounts and support business growth .

Posted 10/9/2026full-timeBrussels • BelgiumJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in EU digital policy and regulation, with strong analytical skills to draft insights and strategic advice for clients. Proven ability to manage accounts, build client relationships, and deliver high-quality work under tight deadlines.

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EU Politics KnowledgeDigital Legislation ExpertiseClient Relationship ManagementProject ManagementVerbal And Written Communication Skills

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Hard Skills

Regulatory AnalysisPolitical AnalysisResearch SkillsPolicy MonitoringDigital Policy TopicsAttention To DetailProblem-Solving SkillsPresentation Skills

Soft Skills

Interpersonal SkillsTime ManagementMentoring

Industry Keywords

EU Institutions ExperienceThink Tank ExperienceTrade Association ExperienceConsultancy ExperienceAcquis Knowledge

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Service existing public affairs accounts and support business growth
Draft regulatory and political analysis for internal and external audiences on EU digital policy developments
Manage projects independently and meet deadlines
Conduct research on new subject matters
Advise clients on complex EU policy, regulatory, and political developments
Attend external events and share insights and connections with the wider team
Act as day-to-day account manager for a portfolio of digital-focused accounts
Build strong client relationships and handle account administration
Develop client deliverables such as policy monitoring and detailed research
Produce strategic advice for clients
Contribute to client meetings and take responsibility for status reports and client reporting
Participate in pitches and proposals
Build an external network
Own personal development and seek training and innovative approaches
Work with colleagues through delegation, mentoring, and time management
Contribute feedback and ideas to team and organisational culture

Requirements

What you’ll need

Passion for politics and strong working knowledge of EU politics and regulation
Experience working for the EU institutions, a think tank, in-house, in a relevant trade association, or in consultancy
Solid understanding of the EU digital political and regulatory landscape
Practical working knowledge of at least two major pieces of digital legislation in the acquis
Two to three years’ experience working on digital policy topics
Effective problem-solving skills and ability to think laterally
Ability to manage multiple deadlines effectively, with great attention to detail
Dedication to producing high-quality work in a fast-paced environment
Good presentation skills and excellent interpersonal skills
First-class verbal and written communication skills in English
Additional EU languages are considered a plus
Right to live and work in Belgium
Willingness to travel as necessary to London or other parts of Europe

Benefits

Comp & perks

26 days' paid leave plus public holidays and time off over Christmas
Hybrid working
4% group assurance (pension) employer contribution
Monizze Lunch Vouchers
Eco Vouchers
Monthly travel allowance
Hospitalisation and health insurance policy
Work From Abroad (WFA) policy for up to four weeks a year