How do I put industry research in an academic context? I am an industry based researcher. I research and write policies mostly relating to workplace issues such as codes and manuals. I have just completed my PhD in a related field.

On my CV, I can include about 10 years of industry research (plus my qualification as above). As far as I know, industry research is not considered in the same light as peer-reviewed articles.

Question: How do I make industry research a selling point in my CV (in the academic world)?

Note: I have no peer-reviewed articles to my credit and there is no possibility of publishing my industry based research outcomes in the wider sense.
Emphasize strengths that mirror what would be expected for a 10-year Academic career:


No peer-reviewed publications? List instead all the internal white papers you've written. 
Mention any academic collaborations when describing roles. (No collaborations? List internal cross-departmental collaborations.)
List trainees/interns you've mentored.
List any important talks/presentations you've given related to your research. It won't be the same, as the level of discourse when talking to other researchers is different than when talking to senior managers, but it does demonstrate presentation experience.
Get very strong letters of recommendation attesting to your strength as a researcher, communicator, and mentor.