The Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT)

Compliance

• Lead CAT's global regulatory strategy for Genome Editing and other advanced technology programs across priority markets
• Define regulatory pathways, priorities, evidence requirements, milestones and decision points for active and future programs
• Develop and execute CAT's Public Affairs strategy, including stakeholder mapping, engagement priorities and key messages
• Build trusted relationships with regulators, policymakers, government agencies, industry organizations, certification bodies, clients and other influential stakeholders
• Represent CAT in relevant regulatory, policy, scientific and industry forums
• Monitor and interpret emerging regulatory frameworks, policies and precedents
• Promote credible, transparent and science-based dialogue around Genome Editing and its responsible application in aquaculture
• Integrate regulatory, market-access and stakeholder considerations into R&D, technology and commercial decision-making
• Partner with Commercial and Business Development teams to support market access, client adoption and commercialization
• Advise the CEO and executive leadership on regulatory developments, policy trends, stakeholder considerations and associated business opportunities and risks
• Build CAT's regulatory intelligence and institutional knowledge, including regulatory precedents, submissions, evidence and stakeholder engagement history
• Coordinate external regulatory, legal, scientific and public-affairs expertise where jurisdiction-specific or specialist support is required
• Build a scalable Regulatory & Public Affairs capability as CAT's technology portfolio and commercialization activities expand
• Initially report directly to the CEO and work closely with scientific, R&D, commercial and executive teams
• Undertake significant domestic and international travel

VP, Regulatory & Public Affairs