Federal Legislative & Regulatory Affairs Director

Job Summary This role leads IGS's legislative and regulatory strategy on wholesale and retail energy markets, interstate natural gas, and electric transmission. The Director serves as the company's primary advocate before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), PJM Interconnection, federal policymakers, and industry stakeholders. This individual anticipates regulatory change, shapes policy outcomes, and communicates business impacts across the organization. Primary Responsibilities: Develop and execute advocacy strategies that advance IGS's commercial and regulatory interests before FERC, PJM, federal agencies, and legislative bodies. Build and maintain strong relationships with federal regulators, policymakers, legislators, industry organizations, utilities, pipelines, market operators, and key stakeholders Represent IGS in PJM stakeholder meetings, FERC proceedings, trade associations, and industry working groups. Collaborate with external counsel, consultants, lobbyists, and industry partners to support advocacy initiatives and regulatory filings. Other Responsibilities: Lead IGS's regulatory and legislative initiatives related to FERC, PJM, wholesale electricity markets, interstate natural gas, transmission policy, and related federal energy issues. Monitor and summarize proposed regulations, rulemakings, tariff changes, technical conferences, and legislative developments affecting wholesale energy markets. Lead the development of regulatory positions, comments, testimony, white papers, and policy recommendations on behalf of IGS. Partner with Supply, Regulatory, Commercial, Legal, Trading, and Executive Leadership to evaluate regulatory risk and business opportunities. Translate complex regulatory developments to support business leaders making strategic action plans. Help ensure business activities remain aligned with applicable federal regulatory requirements and evolving market rules. Identify emerging policy trends that may create strategic opportu