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Associate Vice President - Corporate Affairs

Adani PowerDehradun, Uttarakhand, IndiaPosted 20 May 2026

Adani Power is seeking an Associate Vice President to lead corporate affairs for their thermal power operations. The role focuses on managing government relations, regulatory permits, and compliance within the energy sector. The candidate will provide strategic guidance to the leadership team and represent the business unit in high-level negotiations. This is a senior executive position requiring deep experience in policy monitoring and stakeholder engagement.

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Experience

20+ years

Function

Strategy

Work mode

Onsite, India

Company

Tier 1

What you will work on

Adani Power is seeking an Associate Vice President to lead corporate affairs for their thermal power operations. The role focuses on managing government relations, regulatory permits, and compliance within the energy sector. The candidate will provide strategic guidance to the leadership team and represent the business unit in high-level negotiations. This is a senior executive position requiring deep experience in policy monitoring and stakeholder engagement.

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Quality 80/1005/5 clarityTier 1 company

High-level leadership role at a prominent infrastructure company with significant regulatory and strategic responsibility.

The JD is highly specific to corporate affairs, government relations, and regulatory compliance within the power sector.

Must haves

  • 20+ years of experience in corporate affairs
  • Experience in regulatory compliance
  • Experience in stakeholder engagement
  • Experience within the power or energy sector

About the company

Major Indian conglomerate in the power and energy sector.

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