*After applying, please email mads@btcpolicy.org with your resume and a brief statement about your interest in working with BPI.*
Key Responsibilities
The External Affairs Associate will support BPI's strategic programs and events, helping to establish BPI's physical presence in Washington, D.C. and expand our influence through high-impact events and partnerships.
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Support execution of BPI's flagship Bitcoin Policy Summit
Organize small group dinners and invite-only roundtables with key stakeholders
Assist in planning co-branded events with think tanks, human rights groups, and tech organizations
Support coordination of BPI happy hours and networking events
Manage logistics for policy briefings and panel discussions
Maintain relationship database and track engagement metrics
Support strategic partnership development
Assist with donor and VIP event coordination
Qualifications
2+ years of experience in events, external affairs, or program management
Experience organizing policy-focused events in Washington, D.C.
Experience managing large (200+ person) events such as a summit (preferred)
Strong project management and organizational skills (required)
Proficiency with event management and CRM tools
Based in Washington, D.C. or willing to relocate (required)
Desired Attributes
Detail-oriented with strong follow-through
Proactive, self-starter, "scrappy"
Focused on solving problems, and reacts well to changing plans
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
Understanding of Washington, D.C. policy community
Interest in Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and financial technology