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  • Company Secretary & Snr. Legal Counsel

    Company Secretary & Snr. Legal Counsel

    Job Summary

    To develop tactical governance and secretarial strategy and delivery plans, formulate associated practice and to ensure operational implementation and adaption across a single practice methodology, governance and delivery objectives

    Job Summary / Purpose:

    To provide legal support to Absa Bank Kenya PLC (the “Bank”) and its subsidiaries in Kenya including supporting the long-term growth of the businesses.
    To identify and manage legal risk in the Bank consulting directly with the businesses as appropriate.
    To provide Company Secretarial services to the Bank and select subsidiaries.
    To ensure that Corporate Governance standards are maintained in the Bank.
    To function as liaison between the Bank and the relevant stakeholders on governance matters.

    Key accountabilities

    Accountability:  Legal Duties (50%)

    Provide objective, conscientious, and fearless advice to the Bank.
    Support the long-term growth of the business by providing pragmatic and effective legal advice to manage legal risk across the business and assist in the design and implementation of procedures to manage, at an appropriate level, this risk.
    Support business activities on products and services by drafting/reviewing and managing contractual documents and the legal risk.
    Ensure that all aspects of legal risk are identified covered and controlled in the implementation of new projects, systems, procedures, and products.
    Develop and deliver strategic legal risk management initiatives.
    Ensure best practices are adopted and guidelines complied with, and that all known activities comply with Bank policies and procedures, applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
    Ensure that changes and developments in legislation, regulations, guidelines, and practices affecting the markets in which Absa Kenya operates are analysed, evaluated, and reported as required.
    Coordinate Business training on legal subjects either internally or through stakeholders (e.g., Law Firms)
    Embed the legal policies, namely, Contractual Arrangements Policy, Use of Law Firms Policy, Litigation Policy, and Intellectual Property Policy

    Accountability:  Company Secretarial Duties (40%)

    Responsible in Absa Bank Kenya and its Subsidiaries for:

    Key liaison between the Board and the management of the Bank and its Group
    Company Secretary on record (in charge of) for Absa Bank Kenya and its subsidiaries
    Ensuring Corporate Governance standards are maintained/improved in the Bank and the Board
    Delivery of high-level business information/data relating to local and regional business activities
    Channel for distributing and receiving information critical to Group Secretariat (GS) as required.
    Monitoring compliance with Group Secretariat and Group policies for Absa Bank Kenya and its subsidiaries
    Formulating standards and policies within Kenya and the region and for the Function and embedding in the Business
    Assisting with annual audit (governance/legal or otherwise) of the Bank, its Subsidiaries, and directors
    Identify legal risk and challenge areas in the business that need solutions.
    Organisation and coordination of Board & Board Committee Meetings
    Preparation of Board Minutes, Resolutions, Powers of Attorney etc timely
    Maintenance of statutory records.
    Organisation and coordination of General Meetings and special general meetings
    Filing of Statutory Returns and Procurement of required Licences
    Board Management including induction, training, and development of Directors.
    Provision of company secretarial services and advice to senior management within Absa Kenya and its subsidiaries and affiliates, including listing obligations (debt and equity), AGM, Report and Accounts etc.
    Responsibility for process of notifications to the regulatory authorities.
    Management of database of information on Group companies and directors.
    Monitoring and implementing appropriate Corporate Governance regulatory (such as the Group Governance Framework) and statutory developments and ensuring compliance.
    Managing the Company Secretarial budgets for Absa Bank Kenya and its subsidiaries

    Accountability: Team Leadership (10%)

    Act as a role model and drive proactive application of the Bank’s values throughout the team including establishment of common goals and objectives.
    Be the Reason (BTR) for a highly motivated Legal team.
    Set challenging and stretching objectives and ensure effective performance management, development, and succession planning.
    Provide education, training, and support to the businesses on relevant legal risk issues and developments as appropriate.
    Ensure an up to date and relevant knowledge of principal areas of law and practice in all relevant jurisdictions.
    Undertake performance reviews, setting performance measures and providing coaching and support as and when needed.
    Inspire and drive high performance in self and individuals and in the team.

    Management and Financial Information:

    Identifying and meeting management information requirements for the measurement of legal risk exposure, performance (both of internal and external legal resources) and productivity.
    Managing and controlling external legal resources in terms of cost and performance, including negotiation and settlement of external lawyers’ fees.
    Act as liaison between banking personnel and external legal advisors as appropriate.

    Service management:

    Contributing to the development of Absa Kenya strategy through the identification of legal risk.
    Liaising with the Heads of Functions & Departments to ensure that these teams can meet the ongoing requirements of the business.

    Preferred Qualification

    An Advocate of the High Court of Kenya in good standing with the Law Society of Kenya or Solicitor/Barrister (or equivalent)
    Member of the Law Society of Kenya in good standing
    Registered Certified Public Secretary and a member in good standing with the Institute of Certified Public Secretaries of Kenya (ICPSK)
    Law Degree from a recognised reputable University
    Master’s or advanced degree in law or business would be an added advantage.
    A holder of a valid practicing certificate issued under the Certified Public Secretaries of Kenya Act
    Possesses at least ten (10) years demonstrable experience in company secretarial services/corporate governance matters as well as legal risk management experience in banking law/financial services law within the banking sector or the equivalent experience in a busy corporate body or law firm of good repute.

    Preferred Experience

    Strong technical legal ability in drafting and review of documentation including the ability to properly interpret and incorporate legislation and regulation.
    Demonstrable experience of a significant number of those areas of corporate and business law relevant to Absa Bank Kenya and its subsidiaries including, but not limited to, banking law, company law, data privacy, law of contract, lending, commercial and civil litigation, employment law, commercial contracts, and capital markets.
    Knowledge in Loan Market Association agreements and project finance experience would be an added advantage.
    Good understanding of Absa Bank Kenya strategy and Group strategy, business, and markets
    Have a proper understanding of the applicable capital markets regulations and securities exchange guidelines.
    Have good knowledge on sound corporate governance principles based on the CBK Prudential Guidelines, the CMA Code on Corporate Governance for Listed Entities, the Companies Act, 2015 and the global best practices.

    Knowledge and Skills

    Demonstrable knowledge and understanding of the financial services sector/industry.
    Wide experience and full understanding of legal risk management
    Company secretarial, corporate governance, compliance and investor relations expertise and requisite knowledge and experience to discharge the functions of a company secretary of the Bank.
    Articulate written and spoken English including legal terminology.
    Ability to work with numbers confidently and to construct and use excel spreadsheets confidently.
    Positive personal impact on colleagues in a ‘winning together’ collaborative environment.
    Computer literate – comfortable user of usual office software packages

    Behavioural Competencies

    Effective communication in written and spoken English – Ability to communicate effectively and in an impactful manner to the business and various stakeholders including the Board.
    Analytical, problem-solving skills with the ability to develop imaginative solutions – Having a pragmatic approach in balancing business needs vis-a-vis mitigation of legal risks by offering practical solutions with a strong commercial focus.
    Stakeholder management, collegiality, and networking skills – Develops constructive and collegiate professional relationships across the business in providing support to internal client base and build relationships with external advisors (legal and non-legal).
    Board management skills: coordinating the board calendar, efficiently setting up meetings, writing minutes, managing various board and shareholder engagements.

    Technical Competencies

    Competency-Competency definition/descriptor

    Proficiency level

     Experience in business law relevant to Absa Bank Kenya PLC- This includes, but is not limited to, knowledge and experience in Company Law, Banking Law, commercial and civil litigation, employment law, Data Protection legislation and regulations and commercial contracts.
    Level- High
    Knowledge and understanding of banking and financial business strategy, business, and markets- Seeks to understand the different business lines, products and processes which are supported locally, regionally, and globally.
    Level- High
    Strong technical legal ability.- Drafting and review of documentation; and the ability to properly interpret and incorporate legislation and regulation.
    Level- High
    Strategic planning and negotiation skills- Ability to clarify tasks and requirements, prioritize, time management and organization and manage workload to ensure that deadlines are met while managing expectations regarding business commercial objectives balanced with legal risk.
    Level- High
    Understanding of Corporate Governance- Understand sound corporate governance principles based on the CBK Prudential Guidelines, the CMA Governance Code, the Companies Act and global best practice.
    Level- High

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  • School of Medicine- Human Pathology (MIM 845, Forensic Medicine to MMed FEM IV students – 4 Units) 


            

            
            School of Medicine- Human Pathology (PPC 301, Human Pathology to BPharm III students – 9 Units) 


            

            
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    School of Medicine- Human Pathology (MIM 845, Forensic Medicine to MMed FEM IV students – 4 Units) School of Medicine- Human Pathology (PPC 301, Human Pathology to BPharm III students – 9 Units) School of Medicine- Internal Medicine (MCS 600 Medical Ethics and Medico-Legal Issues 3 Units ) School of Pharmacy- Basic Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry School of Pharmacy- Physical Chemistry I School of Pharmacy- Organic Chemistry I School of Pharmacy- Atomic Bonds in Chemical and Nuclear Reactions School of Pharmacy- Analytical Chemistry School of Pharmacy- Physical Chemistry II School of Pharmacy- Organic Chemistry II School of Pharmacy- Pharmaceutical chemistry I: School of Pharmacy- Pharmaceutical chemistry I: Part II School of Pharmacy- Pharmaceutical chemistry I: Part III School of Pharmacy- Research Methodology School of Pharmacy- Sociology School of Pharmacy- Social and Behavioral Pharmacy School of Pharmacy- Law and Ethics in Research School of Pharmacy- Health Information Systems School of Pharmacy- Multimedia and Graphics in Health School of Pharmacy- Electronic Commerce in Health School of Pharmacy- Data Management in Health

    MSU/ACA/SMED/PT/09/23

    Specifications/Qualifications 

    Pathologist (Minimum of MMed in Pathology or equivalent)

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    Interested candidates should submit Ten (10) hard copies of the application clearly indicating the reference number of the Position, School and course/unit code, updated Curriculum Vitae giving details of the applicant’s; age, marital status, academic and professional qualifications, work experience, present post and salary, telephone contact, email address, names and referees plus copies of the certificate and testimonials. 
    Applications must be submitted on or before 15th August, 2023 addressed to: The Deputy Vice-Chancellor 
    Administration, Finance and Development 
    Maseno University
    P. O. BOX 333 – 40105
    MASENOMaseno University is an equal opportunity employer and therefore applicants of all gender, marginalized group and persons living with disability are encouraged to apply. The latter should attach the NCPWD certificate. The University does not charge any fee for the recruitment and selection process.
    Note: Applications received later than the deadline will not be considered.Only short listed candidates will be contacted and canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification

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    MSU/ACA/SMED/PT/09/23

    Specifications/Qualifications 

    Pathologist (Minimum of MMed in Pathology or equivalent)

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    Interested candidates should submit Ten (10) hard copies of the application clearly indicating the reference number of the Position, School and course/unit code, updated Curriculum Vitae giving details of the applicant’s; age, marital status, academic and professional qualifications, work experience, present post and salary, telephone contact, email address, names and referees plus copies of the certificate and testimonials. 
    Applications must be submitted on or before 15th August, 2023 addressed to: The Deputy Vice-Chancellor 
    Administration, Finance and Development 
    Maseno University
    P. O. BOX 333 – 40105
    MASENOMaseno University is an equal opportunity employer and therefore applicants of all gender, marginalized group and persons living with disability are encouraged to apply. The latter should attach the NCPWD certificate. The University does not charge any fee for the recruitment and selection process.
    Note: Applications received later than the deadline will not be considered.Only short listed candidates will be contacted and canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.

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    Specifications/Qualifications 

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    Interested candidates should submit Ten (10) hard copies of the application clearly indicating the reference number of the Position, School and course/unit code, updated Curriculum Vitae giving details of the applicant’s; age, marital status, academic and professional qualifications, work experience, present post and salary, telephone contact, email address, names and referees plus copies of the certificate and testimonials. 
    Applications must be submitted on or before 15th August, 2023 addressed to: The Deputy Vice-Chancellor 
    Administration, Finance and Development 
    Maseno University
    P. O. BOX 333 – 40105
    MASENOMaseno University is an equal opportunity employer and therefore applicants of all gender, marginalized group and persons living with disability are encouraged to apply. The latter should attach the NCPWD certificate. The University does not charge any fee for the recruitment and selection process.
    Note: Applications received later than the deadline will not be considered.Only short listed candidates will be contacted and canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.

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  • Software Asset Management Analyst

    Software Asset Management Analyst

    Job Summary

    To provide specialist advise and support related to applications analysis or services, in order to meet client needs, through the execution of predefined objectives as per agreed standard operating procedures (SOPs). Selecting this role has a compensation & benefit impact in Kenya. Please contact Reward for details.

    Job Description

    Software Asset Management (SAM) is the process responsible for managing and optimizing the request, acquisition, deployment, maintenance, utilization, and disposal of software assets.
    The jobholder is responsible for performing the day-to-day Software Asset Management configuration tasks described in the process flows. In addition, he or she has delegated responsibility for identifying opportunities to improve the SAM processes through ongoing service improvement and operational audits.
    Creating and maintaining software asset information, including Software Models, Software Discovery Models and Software Entitlements defined within the scope of their area.
    Analysing software asset data and creating reports. Resolving unmatched or partially normalized Software Discovery Models. Assisting the Software reconciliation and report generation.

    Key Accountabilities

    Accountability:  SAM Configuration 

    The prime responsibility is for maintaining configuration records of Software assets across the business.
    To ensure the Software Asset & Configuration Management process is used correctly and all KPIs are met.
    To ensure all associated Service Asset & Configuration Management documentation is maintained.

    Key Activities

    To promote the correct use of SAM process and ensure compliance with other related processes.
    To ensure that all controls associated with the Service Asset & Configuration Management process are adhered to.
    To ensure that the Service Asset & Configuration Management process operates effectively and efficiently.
    To ensure the Service Asset & Configuration Management process, procedures, work instructions and tools are optimised from a department or section point of view.
    To carry out Service Asset & Configuration Management activities according to the process, procedures and work instructions.
    To produce and issue Service Asset & Configuration Management process reports.
    To work with Support Teams on the provision of automated discovery capability for new and amended Software Asset CIs.
    To categorize new Cis and ensure all appropriate information is made available
    To confirm to Change Management when changes to CIs have been completed and the CMS updated so the RFC can be closed.
    Produce Project Baselines.
    Review the Service Asset & Configuration Management process and CMS with respect to the ability to support new CI types and significant projects. Initiate the Management and Planning procedure if appropriate. 
    Where appropriate participate in developing and delivering the Configuration Management Plan to respond to requirements emanating from new CI types and significant projects.
    Respond to Incident records related to exceptions or issues with CI/CMS data.
    Verify CIs with CMS information and identify exceptions. Analye exceptions and determine corrective actions. Raise RFCs to progress the corrective actions.
    To generate and distribute agreed Service Asset & Configuration Management process reports.
    To identify improvement opportunities to make the Service Asset & Configuration Management process more effective and efficient.
    To monitor the Service Asset & Configuration Management process, using KPIs and reports.
    To produce reports and distribute to relevant parties.
    To escalate to the Global Service Asset & Configuration Management Process Owner where the process is not fit for purpose.
    To identify opportunities for improving the tools used in SAM process
    To promote the correct use of the Service Asset & Configuration Management process within all departments and sections.
    To identify specific training needs within departments. Communicate these needs to the Head of Service Asset & Configuration Management and the Global Service Asset & Configuration Management Process Owner.
    To engage with peer Service Asset & Configuration Managers to keep an up-to-date view on their activities.
    To communicate changes to the Service Asset & Configuration Management process within departments and promote the use of the Service Asset & Configuration Management process.
    To respond to Incident or Problem records relating to SAM data exceptions.
    To escalate any issue that impacts the ability of the Service Asset & Configuration Management process to achieve objectives (including requirements of new CI types or significant projects). Escalate to Line Management or the Global Service Asset & Configuration Management Process Owner.
    To resolve issues relating to the process or performance of the process with the Global Service Asset & Configuration Management Process Owner or Line Management.
    To recommend process improvements to the Global Service Asset & Configuration Management Process Owner.
    To initiate co-ordination meetings with other Service Asset & Configuration Managers and Support Group staff.

    Accountability:  Business Liaison

    Single point of contact for one or more business units to represent Technology Software Asset Management.

    Key Activities

    Identify IT configuration within the Business Units represented to IT
    Ensure software asset usage is monitored and kept up to  date
    Report on quality of services rendered to Business Unit(s)

    Accountability: Risk Management

    Build relationship with country Technology Risk and Compliance team and provide support wherever required.
    Contribute and deliver to the improvement of the risk profile by delivering improved governance, risk management, controls and compliance requirements.
    Devise and implement an effective plan to deliver a satisfactory risk and audit profile for Operations & IT and achieve audit and assurance targets.

    Accountability: People Management

    Responsible for driving own Performance Development, collating relevant documentation, preparing for and arranging reviews.
    By utilizing skills matrix, identify training and development requirements, formulating own plan to be agreed with team leader.
    Responsible for ensuring own plan is completed within agreed timescales.
    Undertake all necessary training in order to perform the role to the required standards, including gaining accreditation where appropriate.

    Role/Person Specification

    Preferred Qualification

    Undergraduate or higher
    ITIL v3 Certification
    IT Asset Management Certification

    Preferred Experience

    Minimum 2-5  years experience in IT exposure
    Minimum of 2 year service management experience with reference to IT Asset Management

    Knowledge and Skills

    Negotiation Skills
    Strategic Thinking
    Communication Skills (Written and Verbal)

    Behavioural Competencies

    Decision Making
    Negotiation Skills
    Persuading and influencing
    Relating and networking
    Creating and innovating

    Technical Competencies

    Entrepreneurial & commercial thinking
    ITIL – Governance Framework
    Subject matter expertise
    Translate Business Requirements to Tech Solutions

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  • Technology Contract Administration Analyst

    Technology Contract Administration Analyst

    Job Summary

    To provide specialist advise and support related to applications analysis or services, in order to meet client needs, through the execution of predefined objectives as per agreed standard operating procedures (SOPs). Selecting this role has a compensation & benefit impact in Kenya. Please contact Reward for details.

    Job Summary

    To provide a proactive management of all technology vendors to ensure they provide excellent services within the stipulated Service Level Agreements
    To manage and provide supplier relationship management to all technology contracts by making sure they are fit for purpose, valid and up to date at all the times  
    To drive a cost management culture though proper budgetary controls, cost saving initiatives and efficient supplier payment process

    Key accountabilities

    Accountability:  Management of Service Levels 

    Responsible for performing ongoing supplier management and assurance activities across a portfolio of higher risk/value suppliers to help the bank effectively manage the service, cost and risk in its supply chain.
    Responsible for ensuring the relationship is optimally managed and supplier management activities are performed in line with all relevant BU / Group policies and governance.

    Key Activities

    Achieve operational excellence by effectively applying knowledge of the Supplier Management strategy and its implementation by planning and managing the workload of self and others, including specifying initiatives, scheduling projects and preparing operating plans with a defined area of activity.
    Proactively keep abreast of the latest developments in Supplier Management and identifies key factors, risks and constraints that will affect the successful implementation of the Supplier Management strategy.
    Understand the supplier’s and / or the Absa Business strategy and recognises how these affect the successful implementation of the Absa Supplier Management strategy.
    Manage the collation, analysis and timely reporting of data inputs to support the development and implementation of the Supplier Management strategy.
    Identify and measure the indicators that track the progress of strategy implementation and alerts Supplier Management leadership of any issues.
    Guide others in their area on the correct implementation of the Supplier Management strategy.
    Participates in service Review meetings and forums that enhance relationships with technology vendors and any other relevant stakeholders that define and demonstrate value in how a portfolio of IT services are being managed.
    Troubleshoots and improves supplier relationships and relationship development processes / initiatives / partnering models across the business by developing innovative ideas and concepts and benchmarks efforts for quality and sustainability
     Manages the development of Supplier relationships for Absa future requirements.
    Implementation of service improvement plans/ initiatives.
    Measurement of stakeholders in their adherence to the defined Service Management principles
    Supporting the interface role between vendors and other IT departments or Business units as regards Service Management related technologies and services
    Participate by leading, managing, and giving the Absa Technology view and position in the negotiations between the vendors and Sourcing as regards Service Management related technologies and services

    Accountability:  Customer service 

    Arrange for regular service review meetings with Technology vendors in consultation with the relevant relationship managers.
    Resolve vendor complaints and disputes within accepted Absa Bank Limited standards
    Proactively managing vendor expectations and making sure they are paid on time.
    Escalate long outstanding enquiries/queries emanating from vendors and internal customers to the Management.

    Accountability: Risk Management

    Build relationship with country Technology Risk and Compliance team and provide support wherever required.
    Contribute and deliver to the improvement of the risk profile by delivering improved governance, risk management, controls and compliance requirements.
    Devise and implement an effective plan to deliver a satisfactory risk and audit profile for Operations & IT and achieve audit and assurance targets.

    Accountability: People Management

    Responsible for driving own Performance Development, collating relevant documentation, preparing for and arranging reviews.
    By utilizing skills matrix, identify training and development requirements, formulating own plan to be agreed with team leader.
    Responsible for ensuring own plan is completed within agreed timescales.

    Accountability:  Business Liaison

    Single point of contact for one or more business units to represent Technology Software Asset Management.

    Key Activities

    Identify IT configuration within the Business Units represented to IT
    Ensure software asset usage is monitored and kept up to date
    Report on quality of services rendered to Business Unit(s)

    Accountability: Risk Management

    Build relationship with country Technology Risk and Compliance team and provide support wherever required.
    Contribute and deliver to the improvement of the risk profile by delivering improved governance, risk management, controls and compliance requirements.
    Devise and implement an effective plan to deliver a satisfactory risk and audit profile for Operations & IT and achieve audit and assurance targets.

    Accountability: People Management

    Responsible for driving own Performance Development, collating relevant documentation, preparing for and arranging reviews.
    By utilizing skills matrix, identify training and development requirements, formulating own plan to be agreed with team leader.
    Responsible for ensuring own plan is completed within agreed timescales.
    Undertake all necessary training in order to perform the role to the required standards, including gaining accreditation where appropriate.

    Role/person specification

    Preferred Qualification

    Undergraduate or higher
    ITIL Certification
    Supplier Management Certification
    Finance Management Certification

    Preferred Experience

    Minimum 5-10 years experience in vendor Management

    Knowledge and Skills

    Negotiation Skills
    Strategic Thinking
    Communication Skills (Written and Verbal)

    Behavioural Competencies

    Decision Making
    Negotiation Skills
    Persuading and influencing
    Relating and networking
    Creating and innovating

    Technical Competencies

    Entrepreneurial & commercial thinking
    ITIL – Governance Framework
    Subject matter expertise
    Translate Business Requirements to Tech Solutions

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  • Products and digital channels Manager- Bancassurance 


            

            
            Business Development Manager- Bancassurance 


            

            
            Claims and Underwriting Manager – Bancassurance

    Products and digital channels Manager- Bancassurance Business Development Manager- Bancassurance Claims and Underwriting Manager – Bancassurance

    Job Summary

    The purpose for this role is to have a dedicated resource with the appropriate skills and knowledge to drive the digitization agenda for the business and manage insurance products within the Absa Bancassurance intermediary limited. And utilizing other tools that enhance product consumption and evaluation. That includes data tools 
    The digital management aspect covers the delivery of the system as per the business requirements document.
    Use of different channels and data analysis to drive insurance

    Job Description

    Key accountabilities ( Duties & Responsibilities) 

    Bancassurance system delivery 20%

    Tracking the business requirements listed on the Business requirement documents are delivered.
    Ensure system customer journeys are effective
    Business representative in all forums that touch on digital and technology aspects, data and products aspects.
    Ensure the business requirements are well articulated.
    Offer Support on system related queries to stakeholders.
    Offer continues trainings to relevant stakeholders on system usage.
    Work closely with project and ICT team and other relevant stakeholders, to ensure business timelines are not at risk and escalation of any timelines shortfall in advance.

    Products Management Role 30% 

    The deliverables for Product Management include -.

    Point of contact for insurance products embedded and stand alone.
    Develop ways of products utilization
    Identify products that are profitable or necessary as per client’s consumption and ways to ensure they work.
    Managing all communications that emanate from product campaigns.
    Engage underwriters for product specifications for distribution.
    Support in products Positioning to bank segments.
    Organizing for trainings on product
    Mining the existing data for targeted marketing.
    Products set up in the bancassurance system.
    Use of data analytics to drive consumption of relevant solutions.
    Develop processes that enhance embedding of insurance solutions in the bank.
    Understanding in Development of digital solutions
    Clear understanding of embedded insurance and process flow.
    Manages products design. Planning and performance
    Monitors market trends for assisting with insights in the business

    Data Stewardship 30%

    Provision of subject matter expert support to the data owner and performance of tasks assigned by the data owner.
    Identify key data sources and utilization of the same in dissemination g information.
    Implementing data quality measurement and reporting.
    Performing root cause analysis of data issues and remediating data issues according to agreed priorities and plans
    Implementing adequate data controls on the risk data aggregation processes to identify, communicate and remediate issues relating to accuracy, precision, completeness, and timeliness.

    Rigor/Compliance 10% 

    Ensure TCF regulations are observed while attending to customers.
    Ensure all premiums are collected within the Telemarketing space

    People Management 10% 

    Monitoring of performance of the sales team.
    Participate in interviews to ensure vacant roles are filled promptly with the appropriate candidate(s).

    Education

    Higher Diplomas: Business, Commerce and Management Studies (Required)

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  • Part Time Teaching – SAFSES/ Animal and Fisheries Science 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Psychology 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Religion 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Linguistics and Literary Studies 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Music Theatre Studies 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Art and Design 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Kiswahili and Other African Languages 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Communication and Media 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – School of Business and Economics – Department of Accounting and Finance 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Department of Economics 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – SBE/ECOHIM 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – SCI/Computer Science 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – SCI/Depart of IT 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Development Studies 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Community Development 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Political Science 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – International Relations and Diplomacy 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Early Childhood Education and Development (ECDE 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Special Needs Education and Rehabilitation 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Department of Educational Communication, Technology & Curriculum Studies 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Educational Management and Foundations 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – School of Law 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science 


            

            
            Part Time Teaching – Department of Pure and Applied Mathematics

    Part Time Teaching – SAFSES/ Animal and Fisheries Science Part Time Teaching – Psychology Part Time Teaching – Religion Part Time Teaching – Linguistics and Literary Studies Part Time Teaching – Music Theatre Studies Part Time Teaching – Art and Design Part Time Teaching – Kiswahili and Other African Languages Part Time Teaching – Communication and Media Part Time Teaching – School of Business and Economics – Department of Accounting and Finance Part Time Teaching – Department of Economics Part Time Teaching – SBE/ECOHIM Part Time Teaching – SCI/Computer Science Part Time Teaching – SCI/Depart of IT Part Time Teaching – Development Studies Part Time Teaching – Community Development Part Time Teaching – Political Science Part Time Teaching – International Relations and Diplomacy Part Time Teaching – Early Childhood Education and Development (ECDE Part Time Teaching – Special Needs Education and Rehabilitation Part Time Teaching – Department of Educational Communication, Technology & Curriculum Studies Part Time Teaching – Educational Management and Foundations Part Time Teaching – School of Law Part Time Teaching – Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science Part Time Teaching – Department of Pure and Applied Mathematics

    MSU/ACA/SAFSES/PT/01/23

    Courses to be taught per semester
    Sem 1: One course

    AFN 105: Introduction to Fisheries Science

    Sem 2: Four Courses

    AFN 102: Ichthyotaxonomy
    AFN 104: Oceanography and Marine Ecosystems
    AFN 100: Swimming and Water Safety
    AAN 306: Fish Farming & Production

    Minimum Qualifications:

    Hold at least a MSc Degree in either of the following areas of specialization
    Fisheries and Aquaculture,
    Aquatic resource management
    Limnology, Marine Sciences

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    Interested candidates should submit Ten (10) hard copies of the application clearly indicating the reference number of the Position , School and course/unit code, updated Curriculum Vitae giving details of the applicant’s; age, marital status, academic and professional qualifications, work experience, present post and salary, telephone contact, email address, names and referees plus copies of the certificate and testimonials. Applications must be submitted on or before 13th July, 2023 addressed to:
    The Deputy Vice-Chancellor
    Administration, Finance and Development
    Maseno University
    P. O. BOX 333 – 40105
    MASENO
    Maseno University is an equal opportunity employer and therefore applicants of all gender, marginalized group and persons living with disability are encouraged to apply. The latter should attach their NCPWD certificate. The University does not charge any fee for the recruitment and selection process.
    N/B: Applications received later than the deadline will not be considered. Only short listed candidates will be contacted and canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification

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  • Senior Claims Officer – Medical Department (FAK)

    Senior Claims Officer – Medical Department (FAK)

    Job Summary

    To deliver claims related administrative support services through the execution of predefined objectives as per agreed standard operating procedures.

    Job Description

    Claims vetting and approval (90%)

    Receiving and registering incoming claims.
    Claims adjudication.
    Analysing all patients’ claims (In terms of completeness, validity, clinical) and processing them for payment.
    Examining and confirming member benefits, entitlements and exclusions.
    Preparing member statements (on request) for clients regarding their policy benefit utilisation status.
    Preparing payment remittances and credit notes where applicable.
    Liaising with providers on claims queries.
    Oversee daily operations in medical claim section.

    Customer service, provider negotiations and reconciliation (10%)

    Handling customer queries (walk-in, phone & e-mail) regarding claims and payments.
    Assist in reconciliation and attending reconciliation meetings with the providers.
    Review of provider’s charges and negotiating for better rates and packages.

    Academic & Professional Qualification

    Bachelor’s degree in pharmacy /Clinical Medicine /Nursing
    COP (certificate of proficiency in Insurance) & ACII will be an added advantage.

    Relevant work experience.

    At least 4 – 5 years’ experience in a busy insurance related field.
    Strong analytical skills required.

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  • Humanitarian Affairs Officer (Access/Civil-Military Coordination), P3

    Humanitarian Affairs Officer (Access/Civil-Military Coordination), P3

    Responsibilities
    Within delegated authority, the Humanitarian Affairs Officer/Access/Civil-Military Coordination) will be responsible for the following duties:

    Humanitarian Access:

    Supports in developing and implementing access strategies for contexts in the region, including actor mapping, context analysis and analysis of access dynamics in the region.
    Supports negotiations with relevant stakeholders to establish/maintain humanitarian access (both cross-line and cross-border) and resolve any arising constraints, while working to promote a principled, coordinated approach to access and share best practice with partners to ensure effective humanitarian access strategies across the region and in priority countries.
    Supports the maintenance of up-to-date access and conflict data, including access tracking, reporting and analysis, providing timely analysis and updates to various regional and in country coordination forums and key stakeholders.

    Humanitarian Civil-Military Coordination:

    Establishes the necessary links with military officers in relevant military forces, and personnel in UN agencies and NGOs, to undertake Civil-Military coordination in the region and in priority countries, including with training institutes in the region.
    Serves as focal point for policy related to civil-military coordination in close consultation with the Head of EPR.
    Leads, if applicable, the development of country-specific guidelines on civil-military relations, based on the current “Guidelines on the Use of Military and Civil Defence Assets in Disaster Relief” and “Guidelines on the Use of Military and Civil Defence Assets to Support UN Humanitarian Activities in Complex Emergencies”, as well as the “IASC Reference Paper on Civil-Military Relationship in Complex Emergencies”, the IASC Discussion Paper and
    Non-Binding Guidelines on the “Use of Military or Armed Escorts for Humanitarian Convoys”, applicable Security Council resolutions and other relevant instruments.
    Ensures that the country-specific guidelines, and the generic guidelines mentioned above are properly disseminated and understood by both the humanitarian actors and the military forces present, as well as by local actors, as appropriate. Promote and ensure adherence to the above Guidelines within the entire humanitarian community and advise on potential consequences if these principles are compromised.
    Organises, with relevant and balanced Humanitarian and Military representation,
    Workshops on Civil-Military relations, by advocating adherence to applicable guidelines and principles and focusing on positive examples, contribute to a positive working relationship between relevant international military and IASC members.

    Humanitarian Affairs

    Deploys on humanitarian surge and support missions in Southern and Eastern Africa as requested, including to facilitate: humanitarian access negotiations; Civil-Military Coordination, humanitarian operational coordination (e.g. chairing inter-cluster meetings); humanitarian financing proposals (e.g. CERF applications); implementation of preparedness actions (e.g. contingency plans); development of humanitarian needs overviews and appeals; and humanitarian needs assessments.
    Supports humanitarian coordination in countries in the region as needed, including preparation of relevant agendas, background documentation and minutes.
    Travels, as required, inside Mozambique to provide support to humanitarian operations.
    Monitors, analyzes and reports on humanitarian developments, disaster relief/management or emergency situations in the region, particularly related to access and Civil-Military coordination.
    Organizes and prepares, if requested, papers on humanitarian, emergency relief and related issues, particularly related to access and Civil-Military coordination.
    Organizes follow-up work, including interagency meetings to support policy development work and decision-making on important issues, particularly related to access and Civil-Military coordination.
    Drafts and prepares regular situation papers/reports highlighting relevant operational factors affecting the humanitarian situation and response efforts, particularly related to access and Civil-Military coordination.
    Prepares or contributes to the preparation of various written reports, documents and communications, e.g. drafts sections of studies, background papers, policy guidelines, briefings, case studies, presentations, correspondence, etc., highlighting relevant policy and operational factors affecting access, Civil-Military coordination, the humanitarian situation and response efforts.
    Assists in the preparation, implementation and monitoring of humanitarian appeals for countries in the region, including Humanitarian Needs Overviews (HNO) and Humanitarian Response Plans (HRP).
    Ensures appropriate monitoring and reporting mechanisms; provides information and advice on a range of related issues, particularly related to access and Civil-Military coordination, at regional and country level.
    Reviews and provides advice on policy issues related to humanitarian access, safeguarding humanitarian principles and ensuring the effective delivery of humanitarian assistance, at regional and country level.
    Partners with other humanitarian agencies to plan and evaluate humanitarian and emergency assistance programmes and help ensure that latest findings, lessons learned, policy guidelines, etc. are incorporated into these activities, including gender-related considerations, particularly related to access and Civil-Military coordination.
    Provides substantial support to sector / cluster working groups and facilitates exchange on cross-cutting issues, including gender, protection, accountability to affected people and prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse.
    Establishes and maintains contacts with relevant authorities, other UN agencies, non-governmental organizations, diplomatic missions, etc. in support of humanitarian access and Civil-Military coordination at regional and country level.
    Supports advocacy initiatives on issues impacting humanitarian needs and response efforts through the collection of information, liaison with humanitarian partners, government officials, the media, etc. in support of humanitarian access and Civil-Military coordination.
    Undertakes and provides support to technical assistance and other field missions, e.g. leads inter-agency coordinated needs assessment missions and participates in field trips to review the humanitarian situation, response and coordination, etc. especially in support of humanitarian access and Civil-Military coordination.
    Organizes and participates in working groups, meetings, conferences, consultations with other agencies and partners on humanitarian and emergency relief-related matters, especially in support of humanitarian access and Civil-Military coordination.
    Performs other duties as required.

    Competencies
    Professionalism:

    Knowledge of a range of humanitarian assistance, emergency relief and related humanitarian issues, including with respect to humanitarian principles, humanitarian access, Civil-Military coordination and humanitarian coordination. Analytical capacity and in particular the ability to analyze and articulate the humanitarian dimension of issues which require a coordinated UN response. Knowledge of humanitarian needs assessments tools and processes. Capacity to lead inter-agency humanitarian field missions in difficult locations. Ability to build strong networks with humanitarian partners. Knowledge of humanitarian delivery considerations, including ensuring accountability to affected people and prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse. Ability to identify issues and judgment in applying technical expertise to resolve a wide range of problems. Ability to conduct research, including ability to evaluate and integrate information from a variety of sources and assess impact on the humanitarian rights situation in assigned country/area. Ability to work under extreme pressure, on occasion in a highly stressful environment (e.g. civil strife, natural disasters and human misery); ability to provide guidance to new/junior staff. Shows pride in work and in achievements; demonstrates professional competence and mastery of subject matter; is conscientious and efficient in meeting commitments, observing deadlines and achieving results; is motivated by professional rather than personal concerns; shows persistence when faced with difficult problems or challenges; remains calm in stressful situations. Takes responsibility for incorporating gender perspectives and ensuring the equal participation of women and men in all areas of work.

    Communication:

    Speaks and writes clearly and effectively; listens to others, correctly interprets messages from others and responds appropriately; asks questions to clarify, and exhibits interest in having two-way communication; tailors language, tone, style and format to match audience; demonstrates openness in sharing information and keeping people informed.

    Planning & Organizing:

    Develops clear goals that are consistent with agreed strategies; identifies priority activities and assignments; adjusts priorities as required; allocates appropriate amount of time and resources for completing work; foresees risks and allows for contingencies when planning; monitors and adjusts plans and actions as necessary; uses time efficiently.

    Education

    Advanced university degree (Master’s degree or equivalent) in political science, social science, international studies, public administration, economics, engineering, earth sciences or a related field. A first-level university degree in combination with an additional two (2) years of qualifying experience may be accepted in lieu of the advanced university degree is required.

    Work Experience

    A minimum of five (5) years of progressively responsible experience in humanitarian affairs, emergency preparedness, crisis/emergency relief management, , or other related area, of which at least three years of relevant experience living and working in countries (actual setting where a mission and/or project is being implemented) in emergency situations is required.
    At least two (2) years in the past five (5) years of field experience (actual setting where a mission or project is being implemented) in aid operations (complex emergency or natural disaster) is required.
    Experience in the regional context (especially Horn of Africa) is desirable.
    Experience in undertaking access negotiations is desirable.
    Experience in civil-military coordination with the UN, or experience in the military forces dealing with major humanitarian operations, is desirable.

    Languages

    French and English are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat. For the position advertised, fluency in English is required. Knowledge of another UN official language is an advantage.

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    careers.un.org