Liasioning Manager - Real Estate

Role & responsibilities Government Liaisoning: - Serve as the primary point of contact for all interactions and communications with government authorities, including local, state, and central government bodies. - Develop and maintain strong relationships with relevant government officials, regulatory agencies, and departments to facilitate effective liaisoning. - Stay updated on new laws, regulations, and policies related to real estate and construction, and ensure compliance with all applicable requirements. Approvals and Permits: - Coordinate and facilitate the timely acquisition of necessary approvals, permits, licenses, and clearances from relevant authorities for various real estate projects. - Prepare and submit required documents, applications, and reports to ensure compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements. - Monitor the progress of approvals and permits, follow up with authorities, and resolve any issues or delays that may arise. Compliance and Regulatory Matters: - Ensure compliance with all relevant laws, regulations, building codes, environmental guidelines, and other applicable statutory requirements. - Conduct periodic audits and reviews to assess compliance levels and identify any gaps or areas for improvement. - Develop and implement internal processes and systems to maintain compliance and ensure adherence to all legal and regulatory obligations. Relationship Building: - Build and maintain positive and productive relationships with key stakeholders, including government officials, industry associations, local communities, and other external entities. - Act as a representative of the company in meetings, negotiations, and discussions with external parties, ensuring effective communication and representation of the company's interests. Project Support and Documentation: - Provide liaisoning support and guidance to project teams, architects, contractors, and other internal stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle. - Assist in the preparation and review of project-related documents, such as land acquisition documents, NOCs (No Objection Certificates), agreements, and contracts, to ensure compliance and accuracy. Advisory and Risk Management: - Provide expert advice and guidance on regulatory matters, policy changes, and potential risks that may impact the company's operations or projects. - Stay informed about industry trends, market developments, and best practices in liaisoning and regulatory affairs, and make recommendations for process improvements. Job Requirements: - Proven experience 15-20 years in liaisoning and regulatory affairs within the real estate industry, preferably with a realty company or real estate developer OR with BMC (Recently retired class I/II officers from the Building & Proposals department would be given a preference) - In-depth knowledge of real estate laws, regulations, building codes, and government approval processes. - Strong understanding of local, state, and central government structures and procedures. - Excellent communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills to effectively interact with government officials, stakeholders, and internal teams. - Ability to multitask, prioritize, and manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously. - Attention to detail and strong analytical skills to review and assess legal and regulatory documents. - Problem-solving mindset with the ability to navigate complex regulatory landscapes and resolve issues effectively. - Familiarity with project management principles and practices in the real estate sector.