Director, Government Affairs
S&P Global
Washington, DC · $127k–$221k a year · Posted November 7, 2026
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November 2026
- #1Cities hosting the most business conferences in the Mid-Atlantic104 conferences · of 12
- #1Cities hosting the most government & public sector conferences18 conferences · of 29
- #1Cities hosting the most accounting & audit conferences8 conferences · of 14
- #1Cities hosting the most finance conferences9 conferences · of 24
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- #2Best cities for sales pay after cost of living$169k · of 45
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