Government Affairs Manager
for headings. Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use
for prose.
We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's parse content.
First paragraph: "Description This position requires occasional evening and weekend work." That's schedule info.
Then "Position Summary" paragraph: The Government Affairs Manager is responsible for strategically identifying and building critical relationships with state government officials and guiding staff interactions with county and city government officials. This role proactively develops collaborative relationships with organizations working on factors that drive food insecurity to further Houston Food Bank’s vision of “a world that doesn’t need food banks.” This position researches and analyzes policies, communicates this information to internal and external stakeholders, and assists staff in creating opportunities to enhance the community’s advocacy skills so they can provide input to policymakers. This role is also responsible for preparing issue briefs, testimony, talking points, presentations, and other appropriate communiques to inform the community and elected officials. The Government Affairs Manager assists during times of disaster as a liaison between government entities and HFB departments and will be periodically called upon to share talking points with media. Adhere to PACT values. (Purpose: Using our strengths passionately to contribute to our mission. Accountability: Choosing to rise above one’s circumstances and demonstrating ownership to achieve results. See It. Own It. Solve It. Do It. Courage: Standing up for what’s right and acting. Transparency: Doing things openly and honestly).
We can keep that as prose under Position Summary heading.
Then "Essential Job Functions" heading, then a long list of bullet-like sentences separated by periods. We need to turn them into
- . Each bullet is a sentence ending with period. We'll split on periods? Better to treat each line as a bullet. The text after "Essential Job Functions" is a run-on with many sentences separated by periods. We'll split into separate items at each period that ends a sentence, but careful not to split abbreviations like "HFB". Probably okay.
We'll produce list items for each function.
Then "Supervisory Responsibilities" heading, then paragraph.
Then "Requirements" heading, then subparts: QUALIFICATIONS: Education/Experience ... etc. We'll need to turn each bullet into list items. The text includes multiple sentences separated by periods. We'll split.
We need to include Certificates, Licenses, And Registrations as part of Requirements maybe as list items.
Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities also list.
Then "Physical Requirements" heading, then paragraph.
Then "Work Environment" heading, then paragraph.
Then "Travel Required" heading, then paragraph.
Then "Salary Description" heading, then paragraph: Starting pay: $74,080 - $92,600.
Also schedule: occasional evening and weekend work.
We should not include boilerplate like "Reasonable accommodation may be made..." but that's part of Requirements? It's repeated multiple times. It's boilerplate but maybe considered substantive? It's repeated; we can drop duplicated lines. The instruction: remove duplicated lines. So we should keep only one instance of that sentence. It appears multiple times: after Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities, after Requirements list, after Competencies? Actually there is a line: "Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions." appears multiple times. We'll keep only one occurrence, maybe under Requirements.
Also "To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential function satisfactorily." appears multiple times. We'll keep one.
We need to avoid filler like "commensurate with experience" etc. Not present.
Now produce HTML.
Structure:
Position Summary
...
Essential Job Functions
- ...
...
Supervisory Responsibilities
...
Requirements
- ...
...
Maybe we need subheadings inside Requirements? Not required; we can just list all requirements as list items.
But we might want to separate Education/Experience, Certificates, Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities as separate headings? The instruction: use for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we could have separate headings for Qualifications, Skills, etc. However we have a "Requirements" section that includes Qualifications, Certificates, Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities. We could create subheadings using inside? But that would be nested headings; not prohibited but maybe better to keep as list.
We could create separate sections: Qualifications, Certificates, Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities. But the instruction says prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. So maybe keep one Requirements section with list items.
We also need Pay and Schedule sections.
Thus:
Schedule
This position requires occasional evening and weekend work.
Pay
Starting pay: $74,080 - $92,600
Now ensure we include all substantive info.
Let's extract Position Summary text exactly:
"The Government Affairs Manager is responsible for strategically identifying and building critical relationships with state government officials and guiding staff interactions with county and city government officials. This role proactively develops collaborative relationships with organizations working on factors that drive food insecurity to further Houston Food Bank’s vision of “a world that doesn’t need food banks.” This position researches and analyzes policies, communicates this information to internal and external stakeholders, and assists staff in creating opportunities to enhance the community’s advocacy skills so they can provide input to policymakers. This role is also responsible for preparing issue briefs, testimony, talking points, presentations, and other appropriate communiques to inform the community and elected officials. The Government Affairs Manager assists during times of disaster as a liaison between government entities and HFB departments and will be periodically called upon to share talking points with media. Adhere to PACT values. (Purpose: Using our strengths passionately to contribute to our mission. Accountability: Choosing to rise above one’s circumstances and demonstrating ownership to achieve results. See It. Own It. Solve It. Do It. Courage: Standing up for what’s right and acting. Transparency: Doing things openly and honestly)."
We'll keep that as paragraph.
Essential Job Functions: list each sentence.
Let's copy the text after "Essential Job Functions" up to before "Supervisory Responsibilities". The text:
"Builds Relationships with State Government Officials.Serves as a liaison to state government officials and their staff for areas served directly by HFB and through its partner organizations. Assists in connecting state government officials with HFB or community stakeholders/resources that can meet the needs of their constituents.Works with elected offices to arrange tours of HFB and HFB partner organizations.Maintains a database of government officials and their staff and inputs significant touchpoints to track metrics.Provides state government officials with information pertinent to their constituents, including data on food insecurity, HFB partners in their district/precinct, pounds of food distributed, etc.Researches and analyzes policies that impact Houston Food Bank Affiliates, HFB partner organizations, and their clients, and communicates this information to internal and external stakeholders.Researches and tracks information from various sources and stakeholders that could impact HFB’s operations or its client populations and reports this information to government officials.Identifies opportunities for local government funding that would support HFB’s work and clients.Tracks and reports on state election cycles. Works with HFB Marketing and Communications Department and other Houston Food Bank staff to maintain and update content for the Action Center and advocacy webpage, including updated data on hunger and poverty, calls to action, and advocacy alerts on pertinent policy and legislation.Works collaboratively with other HFB departments to understand the experience of HFB operations and programs and translates policy and government insights for HFB leadership.Works with key stakeholders to elicit input on systems change and creates opportunities to enhance their advocacy skills and provide input to policymakers.Collaborates with HFB staff who interact with community members to identify and train client advocates and creates opportunities for community dialogue about hunger and poverty-related challenges and potential systemic solutions.Provides advocacy training for partner organizations.Maintains consistent communication with HFB partner organizations to identify policy solutions that further HFB’s vision of “a world that doesn’t need food banks.” Provides leadership for local government and community relations initiatives, overseeing engagement with local government officials, community organizations, and key stakeholders to advance organizational priorities, expand funding opportunities, influence public policy, and strengthen community partnerships that support the organization's missionCollaborates with Houston Food Bank’s state association, Feeding Texas, and other food banks across the state in advancing the organization’s state legislative agenda.Works with Houston Food Bank staff and other organizations to create our legislative agenda and successfully drive it through the state legislative process.Regularly participates in statewide coalition meetings to stay aware of policy recommendations and changes.Develops advocacy campaigns to support the advancement of HFB’s legislative agenda.Assists the Government Relations senior leadership in serving as a disaster liaison to government entities.Maintains up-to-date knowledge of resources and needs of internal and external stakeholders through consistent communication with state elected officials and other stakeholders as identified by the Government Relations senior leadership.Ensures factors necessary for successful implementation of Government Relations Department COOP are in place and can be executed during times of disaster."
We need to split into items. Each sentence ends with a period. Some sentences have no space after period before next capital letter (e.g., "Builds Relationships with State Government Officials.Serves as a liaison...") So we need to split on period followed by capital letter or just period. We'll manually create items.
I'll create list items:
- Builds relationships with state government officials.
- Serves as a liaison to state government officials and their staff for areas served directly by HFB and through its partner organizations.
- Assists in connecting state government officials with HFB or community stakeholders/resources that can meet the needs of their constituents.
- Works with elected offices to arrange tours of HFB and HFB partner organizations.
- Maintains a database of government officials and their staff and inputs significant touchpoints to track metrics.
- Provides state government officials with information pertinent to their constituents, including data on food insecurity, HFB partners in their district/precinct, pounds of food distributed, etc.
- Researches and analyzes policies that impact Houston Food Bank Affiliates, HFB partner organizations, and their clients, and communicates this information to internal and external stakeholders.
- Researches and tracks information from various sources and stakeholders that could impact HFB’s operations or its client populations and reports this information to government officials.
- Identifies opportunities for local government funding that would support HFB’s work and clients.
- Tracks and reports on state election cycles.
- Works with HFB Marketing and Communications Department and other Houston Food Bank staff to maintain and update content for the Action Center and advocacy webpage, including updated data on hunger and poverty, calls to action, and advocacy alerts on pertinent policy and legislation.
- Works collaboratively with other HFB departments to understand the experience of HFB operations and programs and translates policy and government insights for HFB leadership.
- Works with key stakeholders to elicit input on systems change and creates opportunities to enhance their advocacy skills and provide input to policymakers.
- Collaborates with HFB staff who interact with community members to identify and train client advocates and creates opportunities for community dialogue about hunger and poverty-related challenges and potential systemic solutions.
- Provides advocacy training for
for prose. We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's parse content. First paragraph: "Description This position requires occasional evening and weekend work." That's schedule info. Then "Position Summary" paragraph: The Government Affairs Manager is responsible for strategically identifying and building critical relationships with state government officials and guiding staff interactions with county and city government officials. This role proactively develops collaborative relationships with organizations working on factors that drive food insecurity to further Houston Food Bank’s vision of “a world that doesn’t need food banks.” This position researches and analyzes policies, communicates this information to internal and external stakeholders, and assists staff in creating opportunities to enhance the community’s advocacy skills so they can provide input to policymakers. This role is also responsible for preparing issue briefs, testimony, talking points, presentations, and other appropriate communiques to inform the community and elected officials. The Government Affairs Manager assists during times of disaster as a liaison between government entities and HFB departments and will be periodically called upon to share talking points with media. Adhere to PACT values. (Purpose: Using our strengths passionately to contribute to our mission. Accountability: Choosing to rise above one’s circumstances and demonstrating ownership to achieve results. See It. Own It. Solve It. Do It. Courage: Standing up for what’s right and acting. Transparency: Doing things openly and honestly). We can keep that as prose under Position Summary heading. Then "Essential Job Functions" heading, then a long list of bullet-like sentences separated by periods. We need to turn them into
- . Each bullet is a sentence ending with period. We'll split on periods? Better to treat each line as a bullet. The text after "Essential Job Functions" is a run-on with many sentences separated by periods. We'll split into separate items at each period that ends a sentence, but careful not to split abbreviations like "HFB". Probably okay.
We'll produce list items for each function.
Then "Supervisory Responsibilities" heading, then paragraph.
Then "Requirements" heading, then subparts: QUALIFICATIONS: Education/Experience ... etc. We'll need to turn each bullet into list items. The text includes multiple sentences separated by periods. We'll split.
We need to include Certificates, Licenses, And Registrations as part of Requirements maybe as list items.
Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities also list.
Then "Physical Requirements" heading, then paragraph.
Then "Work Environment" heading, then paragraph.
Then "Travel Required" heading, then paragraph.
Then "Salary Description" heading, then paragraph: Starting pay: $74,080 - $92,600.
Also schedule: occasional evening and weekend work.
We should not include boilerplate like "Reasonable accommodation may be made..." but that's part of Requirements? It's repeated multiple times. It's boilerplate but maybe considered substantive? It's repeated; we can drop duplicated lines. The instruction: remove duplicated lines. So we should keep only one instance of that sentence. It appears multiple times: after Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities, after Requirements list, after Competencies? Actually there is a line: "Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions." appears multiple times. We'll keep only one occurrence, maybe under Requirements.
Also "To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential function satisfactorily." appears multiple times. We'll keep one.
We need to avoid filler like "commensurate with experience" etc. Not present.
Now produce HTML.
Structure:
Position Summary
...
Essential Job Functions
- ... ...
Supervisory Responsibilities
...
Requirements
- ... ...
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we could have separate headings for Qualifications, Skills, etc. However we have a "Requirements" section that includes Qualifications, Certificates, Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities. We could create subheadings using
inside? But that would be nested headings; not prohibited but maybe better to keep as list. We could create separate sections: Qualifications, Certificates, Special Knowledge/Skills/Abilities. But the instruction says prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. So maybe keep one Requirements section with list items. We also need Pay and Schedule sections. Thus:
Schedule
This position requires occasional evening and weekend work.
Pay
Starting pay: $74,080 - $92,600
Now ensure we include all substantive info. Let's extract Position Summary text exactly: "The Government Affairs Manager is responsible for strategically identifying and building critical relationships with state government officials and guiding staff interactions with county and city government officials. This role proactively develops collaborative relationships with organizations working on factors that drive food insecurity to further Houston Food Bank’s vision of “a world that doesn’t need food banks.” This position researches and analyzes policies, communicates this information to internal and external stakeholders, and assists staff in creating opportunities to enhance the community’s advocacy skills so they can provide input to policymakers. This role is also responsible for preparing issue briefs, testimony, talking points, presentations, and other appropriate communiques to inform the community and elected officials. The Government Affairs Manager assists during times of disaster as a liaison between government entities and HFB departments and will be periodically called upon to share talking points with media. Adhere to PACT values. (Purpose: Using our strengths passionately to contribute to our mission. Accountability: Choosing to rise above one’s circumstances and demonstrating ownership to achieve results. See It. Own It. Solve It. Do It. Courage: Standing up for what’s right and acting. Transparency: Doing things openly and honestly)." We'll keep that as paragraph. Essential Job Functions: list each sentence. Let's copy the text after "Essential Job Functions" up to before "Supervisory Responsibilities". The text: "Builds Relationships with State Government Officials.Serves as a liaison to state government officials and their staff for areas served directly by HFB and through its partner organizations. Assists in connecting state government officials with HFB or community stakeholders/resources that can meet the needs of their constituents.Works with elected offices to arrange tours of HFB and HFB partner organizations.Maintains a database of government officials and their staff and inputs significant touchpoints to track metrics.Provides state government officials with information pertinent to their constituents, including data on food insecurity, HFB partners in their district/precinct, pounds of food distributed, etc.Researches and analyzes policies that impact Houston Food Bank Affiliates, HFB partner organizations, and their clients, and communicates this information to internal and external stakeholders.Researches and tracks information from various sources and stakeholders that could impact HFB’s operations or its client populations and reports this information to government officials.Identifies opportunities for local government funding that would support HFB’s work and clients.Tracks and reports on state election cycles. Works with HFB Marketing and Communications Department and other Houston Food Bank staff to maintain and update content for the Action Center and advocacy webpage, including updated data on hunger and poverty, calls to action, and advocacy alerts on pertinent policy and legislation.Works collaboratively with other HFB departments to understand the experience of HFB operations and programs and translates policy and government insights for HFB leadership.Works with key stakeholders to elicit input on systems change and creates opportunities to enhance their advocacy skills and provide input to policymakers.Collaborates with HFB staff who interact with community members to identify and train client advocates and creates opportunities for community dialogue about hunger and poverty-related challenges and potential systemic solutions.Provides advocacy training for partner organizations.Maintains consistent communication with HFB partner organizations to identify policy solutions that further HFB’s vision of “a world that doesn’t need food banks.” Provides leadership for local government and community relations initiatives, overseeing engagement with local government officials, community organizations, and key stakeholders to advance organizational priorities, expand funding opportunities, influence public policy, and strengthen community partnerships that support the organization's missionCollaborates with Houston Food Bank’s state association, Feeding Texas, and other food banks across the state in advancing the organization’s state legislative agenda.Works with Houston Food Bank staff and other organizations to create our legislative agenda and successfully drive it through the state legislative process.Regularly participates in statewide coalition meetings to stay aware of policy recommendations and changes.Develops advocacy campaigns to support the advancement of HFB’s legislative agenda.Assists the Government Relations senior leadership in serving as a disaster liaison to government entities.Maintains up-to-date knowledge of resources and needs of internal and external stakeholders through consistent communication with state elected officials and other stakeholders as identified by the Government Relations senior leadership.Ensures factors necessary for successful implementation of Government Relations Department COOP are in place and can be executed during times of disaster." We need to split into items. Each sentence ends with a period. Some sentences have no space after period before next capital letter (e.g., "Builds Relationships with State Government Officials.Serves as a liaison...") So we need to split on period followed by capital letter or just period. We'll manually create items. I'll create list items: - Builds relationships with state government officials. - Serves as a liaison to state government officials and their staff for areas served directly by HFB and through its partner organizations. - Assists in connecting state government officials with HFB or community stakeholders/resources that can meet the needs of their constituents. - Works with elected offices to arrange tours of HFB and HFB partner organizations. - Maintains a database of government officials and their staff and inputs significant touchpoints to track metrics. - Provides state government officials with information pertinent to their constituents, including data on food insecurity, HFB partners in their district/precinct, pounds of food distributed, etc. - Researches and analyzes policies that impact Houston Food Bank Affiliates, HFB partner organizations, and their clients, and communicates this information to internal and external stakeholders. - Researches and tracks information from various sources and stakeholders that could impact HFB’s operations or its client populations and reports this information to government officials. - Identifies opportunities for local government funding that would support HFB’s work and clients. - Tracks and reports on state election cycles. - Works with HFB Marketing and Communications Department and other Houston Food Bank staff to maintain and update content for the Action Center and advocacy webpage, including updated data on hunger and poverty, calls to action, and advocacy alerts on pertinent policy and legislation. - Works collaboratively with other HFB departments to understand the experience of HFB operations and programs and translates policy and government insights for HFB leadership. - Works with key stakeholders to elicit input on systems change and creates opportunities to enhance their advocacy skills and provide input to policymakers. - Collaborates with HFB staff who interact with community members to identify and train client advocates and creates opportunities for community dialogue about hunger and poverty-related challenges and potential systemic solutions. - Provides advocacy training for