Description
Are you passionate about politics and eager to make an impact? Join us as Public Affairs Manager and help shape policy affecting one of the UK’s largest and most vital sectors.

In this dynamic role, you will be at the heart of our mission to support, shape and stand up for safe, sustainable and efficient logistics. From organising high profile events in Westminster and Whitehall to drafting impactful briefings for politicians, you will play a pivotal part in ensuring our voice is heard by the UK’s policymakers and that they understand that nothing moves without logistics, and that it is vital for growth.

Why Join Logistics UK?
Joining us means being part of a forward-thinking organisation at the forefront of the UK’s logistics and advocacy industries. You will have the chance to network with political, policy and industry leaders, develop your expertise, and influence the debate around one of the UK’s most critical sectors.

Logistics UK is one of the country’s largest business groups, with over 22,000 members, spanning road, rail, waterways, sea and air freight as well as the customers of freight services such as retailers and manufacturers. The logistics sector is one of the biggest in the UK, employing 8% of the UK workforce, contributing £170 billion in GVA, and underpinning the resilience and competitiveness of the economy.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor parliamentary activity and share insights with our members.
• Organise and deliver impactful meetings, roundtables, and events with politicians.
• Draft compelling briefings and correspondence for policy makers.
• Manage stakeholder databases and newsletters to keep engagement strong.
• Network at events and conferences to build meaningful connections.
• Collaborate with communications and events teams to amplify our public affairs work.
• Develop expertise in transport and logistics policy to provide valuable insight.

Requirements

• Experience working in a Parliamentary, public affairs or similar role.
• A keen interest in politics, government, and policy.
• Strong writing, analytical, and organisational skills.
• Ability to work at pace, manage multiple priorities, and deliver to deadlines.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.