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Role & Responsibilities 1. Land Acquisition: Oversee the identification, negotiation, and procurement of land for industrial, infrastructure, or commercial projects. Handle legal documentation, due diligence, title clearance, and registration processes. Engage with government departments, local administration, landowners, and legal counsel. Ensure compliance with the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, and state-specific amendments. Resolve land disputes and manage rehabilitation and resettlement (R&R) where applicable. 2. Public Relations (PR) & Government Liaison: Develop and lead public relations strategies to promote a positive brand image and project acceptance. Build and maintain strong relationships with media, government officials, regulatory bodies, and local communities. Represent the company at public events, press conferences, community forums, and government meetings. Manage crisis communication and ensure transparent communication during sensitive project phases. 3. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Design and execute CSR strategies aligned with community development and business sustainability. Oversee need assessment studies, stakeholder engagement, and implementation of CSR programs. Partner with NGOs, local authorities, and CSR consultants to deliver measurable social impact. Monitor, evaluate, and report CSR activities in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013 (Section 135). Lead CSR compliance, impact audits, and annual reporting. Preferred candidate profile Leadership and Strategic Planning: Lead cross-functional teams across land, PR, and CSR verticals. Develop long-term strategies to integrate community engagement with business goals. Identify socio-political risks and mitigate them through stakeholder engagement. Maintain regular reports and dashboards for the senior management and board of directors. Key Competencies: Extensive knowledge of land acquisition laws, public policy, and CSR regulations. Strong network with government bodies, local leaders, and community stakeholders. Excellent negotiation, communication, and conflict-resolution skills. Demonstrated ability to manage complex, large-scale projects across multiple geographies. Multilingual abilities with fluency in English and regional languages (preferred). Educational Qualifications: Graduate/Postgraduate in Law, Public Administration, Political Science, Social Work, or Rural Management. Additional certifications in Land Management, PR, or CSR are an added advantage. Preferred Industry Background: Real Estate & Industrial Development Power & Renewable Energy Oil & Gas / Mining / Metals Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs)
