China Analytical Director

Eurasia Group

• $230K — $250K *
Education, Government & Non-Profit
Less than 5 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Established personal brand in China analysis with a strong publishing record or relevant academic credentials (MA or PhD).
  • Proven ability to create innovative, source-driven analytic products that contribute new insights to policy discussions.
  • Understanding of the business and financial market context for China-focused research.
  • Extensive engagement in current debates on China and US-China policy, with a network of relevant sources.
  • Demonstrated leadership and mentorship experience in achieving business objectives and developing junior staff.
  • Commercial mindset with skills in client service, relationship building, and business development.
  • Experience engaging with public audiences and collaborating across media and events platforms.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage the firm's China analysis and client-focused initiatives.
  • Build and oversee a team of analysts to enhance research quality.
  • Deliver best-in-class research on China's politics, political economy, and foreign policy.
  • Drive analysis across various issue areas, including elite politics and macroeconomic policy.
  • Engage with public audiences and represent the firm in mainstream media.
  • Collaborate between analytic and advisory work and the GZERO Media and events businesses.
  • Cultivate a culture of excellence and passion for delivering insights to clients and the public.

Benefits

  • Opportunity to lead a high-impact team in a prestigious firm.
  • Engagement with influential stakeholders in academia, government, and the private sector.
  • Access to a dynamic work environment that values innovative thinking.
  • Professional development opportunities in leadership and mentorship.
  • Involvement in public discourse through media and events.
Full Job Description
Position Overview

Eurasia Group, the political risk research and advisory firm, is seeking an experienced and motivated senior-director-level hire to guide our coverage of China.

This role will lead the firm's China analysis and client-focused work, and build and manage a team of analysts. The director will be responsible for ensuring that Eurasia Group delivers best-in-class research on China's politics, political economy, and foreign policy - including key relationships such as US-China and China-Europe. The mandate demands a candidate with a broad-spectrum ability to drive analysis across a range of issue areas, from elite Chinese politics, to macroeconomic policy, to geopolitics, to corporate regulatory risk. We will consider candidates with relative strengths in each of these arenas.

Qualifications

  • A record of facilitating and leading unique analysis on China's political economy, with a fully established personal brand in the field, and a publishing record, relevant government experience, or academic qualifications (MA or PhD in political science or related field) to validate their competency.
  • Evidence of innovative development of source-driven analytic products, including the ability to: think creatively, add new insights to current policy debates and discussions, and utilize data and quantitative metrics to support or supplement views.
  • An understanding of the business and financial market context for China-focused policy research.
  • Deep experience engaging in current debates in academic, government, and private sector circles about China and US-China policy, and the ability to demonstrate or build a network of sources in those debates.
  • Meaningful corporate leadership and mentorship skills and experience, both on setting and meeting business objectives, and on managing and cultivating junior staff either in the government or private sector.
  • An ability to operate with a commercial mindset, including skills in client service and relationship building, presentation delivery, and business development.
  • The candidate must be willing to and capable of engaging with public audiences, both by representing Eurasia Group's views in mainstream media, and by collaborating between our analytic and advisory work and our growing GZERO Media and events businesses. The successful candidate will have experience and interest engaging across all these platforms, and the ability to drive new thinking and content delivery across each of them.
  • The candidate must be a good fit for Eurasia Group's culture and values. A successful candidate will bring passion about our mission to deliver insights about the world to our clients and public audiences, while not themselves too seriously. We seek candidates who, like us, set the bar for our work at excellence and pursue that level relentlessly across everything we do.


The applicable base salary range for this role is $230,000 to $250,000.

The base pay offered will be determined on factors such as experience, skills, training, location, certifications, and education. Decisions will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

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