SUMMARY The Manager, Regulatory Strategy provides business analysis support on various regulatory topics, including transmission policy development, tariffs, ratemaking and regulatory compliance. This role also researches, analyzes, interprets and distributes information on regulatory matters and manages and supports company advocacy efforts, business plan objectives and policy development. The Manager, Regulatory Strategy also manages administrative and strategic development efforts for regulatory filings and similar regulatory initiatives and serves as the Company liaison with the Michigan Public Service Commission. RESPONSIBILITIES Provides regulatory business analysis support by interfacing with all levels of management to discuss and clarify regulatory issues. Develops reports to meet management requests for regulatory related information. Performs financial and statistical analyses to evaluate the implications of regulatory issues on the Company. Supports pricing, ratemaking and tariff development efforts by performing research, creating proposals and advocating before stakeholders and regulatory bodies to achieve Company objectives. Participates in regulatory proceedings by developing and reviewing regulatory filings, sponsoring and/or drafting testimony and processing discovery questions. Serves as Company advocate on transmission policy initiatives by working with Company personnel on policy initiatives to identify potential impact on Company and help to develop appropriate responses to further Company's strategic goals; meets with regulators, stakeholders/customers and industry groups. Researches, analyzes, interprets and reports data on regulatory matters. Provides timely and accurate information and analysis to management on regulatory matters that may affect the Company. Represents the Company by participating in RTO committees (Organization of MISO States (OMS), MTEP) and task forces (Michigan Technical Study Task Force at MISO) to protect and further enhance the Company's interest on key initiatives. Participates in internal strategy debrief meetings to formulate the company's strategic goals. Serves as case manager to lead administrative and strategic development efforts for regulatory filings with company personnel, consultants, outside counsel, and others as needed. Works and coordinates with the ITC Michigan OpCo President, Director, Public Affairs and other ITC employees to position ITC in the Michigan Regulatory arena. Develops effective working relationships with and serves as the ITC Michigan regulatory liaison with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) Commissioners and staff, coordinating and periodically updating them on current regulatory events and/or needed policy reform. This includes attending relevant MPSC, NARUC, MARC and other regulatory events/meetings to foster relationships and advocating of ITC Michigan positions. Contributes to coordination of messaging and strategies for ITC at NARUC and MARC conferences. Develops effective relationships with peers at other IOU utilities in Michigan Develops and delivers presentations about ITC Michigan and its regulatory positions to state regulators, stakeholders/customers, industry/trade associations, consumer groups, and other utility professionals and report on any feedback received from these interactions. Monitors and keep abreast of state regulatory policy and electric utility legislative initiatives that impact regulatory proceedings. Includes attending or monitoring State/Local regulatory commission open meetings; directing the research, analysis, and interpretation of regulatory filings; reviewing industry publications; and attending pertinent electric industry technical conferences. Formulates and articulates strategies to ITC Michigan President and Director, Public Affairs in response to regulatory policy or filings impacting ITC Mi