Director Regulatory Policy

NiSource
Columbus
Workplace: HybridFull timeUSD 160,100 - 240,100 annuallyFunction: Quality & Regulatory (Non-Software)Education: bachelorsSkills: ["Interpersonal skills","Negotiation","Stakeholder management","Analyzing complex information","Communicating clearly"]

Serve as the primary regulatory and governmental stakeholder representative in Indiana, leading regulatory policy development and strategy for gas and electric operations. Advise executive leadership, lead negotiations on key regulatory initiatives, and build and execute an Indiana regulatory strategic plan. Coordinate with internal teams and peers on regulatory issues, sponsor and contribute to policy testimony, and continuously assess the regulatory environment for opportunities and risks.

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Director Regulatory Policy

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Job Summary

Serve as the primary regulatory and governmental stakeholder representative in Indiana, leading regulatory policy development and strategy for gas and electric operations. Advise executive leadership, lead negotiations on key regulatory initiatives, and build and execute an Indiana regulatory strategic plan. Coordinate with internal teams and peers on regulatory issues, sponsor and contribute to policy testimony, and continuously assess the regulatory environment for opportunities and risks.
Location: Columbus
Workplace: Hybrid
Employment Type: Full time
Job Function: Quality & Regulatory (Non-Software)
Seniority: Director level

Key Responsibilities

  • •Act as primary regulatory liaison between NIPSCO and the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission and other state agencies.
  • •Advise executive leadership on regulatory and public policy matters.
  • •Lead negotiations on some gas and electric regulatory initiatives.
  • •Lead development of an Indiana gas and electric regulatory strategic plan.
  • •Collaborate on regulatory policy needs, draft policies with Regulatory Accounting/Rates/Legal, and sponsor or contribute to policy testimony.

Pay and Benefits

Salary: USD 160,100 - 240,100 annually

Key Requirements

  • •Bachelor's degree in Economics, Finance, Accounting, Political Science, Public Policy, Business Administration, Law, or related field.
  • •Extensive regulatory and/or governmental and/or financial experience.
  • •Experience managing external affairs for a regulated utility.
  • •Strong knowledge of the gas and electric utility industry and familiarity with Indiana government/political/business environments.
  • •Demonstrated effectiveness negotiating with regulatory stakeholders and strong relationships/contacts with Indiana public officials and regulatory staff.
Experience:Regulated utilitiesGovernment affairsPublic policyEnergyUtilities
Education:Bachelor's
Skills:Interpersonal skillsNegotiationStakeholder managementAnalyzing complex informationCommunicating clearly

Eligibility

Work Authorization:Authorization required. Sponsorship not provided.

Company Brief

NiSource
NiSource is a regulated utility holding company that delivers natural gas and electric service to millions of customers across the Midwest and Northeast United States. It operates through local utility brands focused on safe, reliable energy delivery and infrastructure.
Industry: Utilities
Company Size: Enterprise (1,001+ employees)
Revenue: USD 5M to 10M
Growth: Public Company
Valuation: Public Company (Market Cap in USD)
Funding: IPO / Publicly Listed
Headquarters: Merrillville, United States
Founded: 1912
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