Job Experience: Experience of 8 years

  • Head of Internal Audit and Compliance

    Head of Internal Audit and Compliance

    ROLE PURPOSE:
    The Head of Internal Audit and Compliance in the Country Office (CO) is responsible for providing leadership and coordination of Risk, Internal Control and Compliance, Internal Audit and Fraud in the country office. As a member of the country level Senior Leadership Team (SLT) the internal audit position will independently evaluate the adequacy and effectiveness of the governance, risk management and control systems within the county Programme and provide regular opinions on the effectiveness of these systems together with proposed action plans to address any weak areas. 
    The position will lead on coordinating any fraud investigations. The role is a critical 2nd line of control for the organization and requires independent and objective staff. The role reports to the Country Director (CD) with a dotted line into the Regional Risk and Compliance Leader who has a dotted line into the Global Risk Director. In the event of a major humanitarian emergency, the role holder will be expected to work outside the normal role profile and be able to vary working hours accordingly.
    SCOPE OF THE ROLE
    Reports to: Country Director
    Staff reporting to this post: 1 position. 
    Indirect: 4 positions 
    QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

    Bachelor’s degree in an area of accounting, auditing or Business administration or equivalent Internal Audit qualification (CPA, ACCA, CA, CIA, CFE, CISA etc) and/or other professional certification.
    Be a qualified Internal Auditor (IIA) 
    At least 8 years recent professional experience in Internal Audit, Accounting, Risk management or Fraud Investigation. 
    Demonstrable experience at a senior level, NGO sector is preferable.
    Experience of managing teams, as well as indirect relationships
    Highly developed cultural awareness and ability to work well in an international and matrix management environment with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.

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    kenya.savethechildren.net

  • Technical Advisor- Case Management, REACH Malaria

    Technical Advisor- Case Management, REACH Malaria

    Roles and Responsibilities:

    Provide overall technical guidance and leadership for implementation of Malaria Case Management Activities.
    Provide leadership for Quality Assurance and Quality Improvement Measures in Malaria Case Management.
    Provide programmatic direction for PMI REACH Malaria in key Malaria Case Management Service areas.
    Liaise and consistently engage County and Sub-County Leadership Management teams and focal points for malaria control.
    Support the development of county annual work plans.

    Qualifications:

    Master’s degree in relevant functional/technical area, preferably in Public Health, Medicine, or Nursing.
    At least 8 years of professional, progressively more responsible management experience in public and private health programs.
    Proven experience in working with the County Governments will be an added advantage.
    Excellent understanding and management of USAID programs.
    Ability to manage projects, set priorities, and plan for the successful implementation of programs.
    Clinical training skills: strong change management, results oriented and decision-making skills.
    Track record of innovative and creative thinking in technical and management approaches
    Excellent communications skills – verbal, written and presentation.
    Computer skills including demonstrated hands-on-experience with MS Suite-Word, Excel, PowerPoint.

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    path.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com

  • Senior Human Resources Manager 

Director Finance

    Senior Human Resources Manager Director Finance

    Overview:
    The Senior Human Resource (HR) Manager is a dynamic and strategic leader responsible for overseeing all aspects of HR management for our growing organization. S/he will be responsible for developing and implementing effective HR management strategies, policies and procedures aligned with inSupply Health’s vision and mission. This role involves overseeing talent acquisition and resourcing, talent management and succession planning, compensation and benefits management, performance management, risk mitigation and audits, employee relations and welfare, HR planning and management, and administration and compliance with relevant labor laws and regulations across all inSupply’s offices. The role requires a strong leader who can both set and enforce appropriate policies while also building a positive, high-performing and inclusive team culture.
    Our ideal candidate is above reproach in integrity and ethics, is self-driven and self-managing, a critical thinker, detail-oriented yet strategic, and outcome-oriented, while ensuring rigorous attention to policy and process. S/he has a track record in management and leadership, is team oriented, has experience in mentoring and building capacity of junior staff and partners, and has experience negotiating and advocating with stakeholders to solve complex challenges. S/he is entrepreneurial, curious, attuned to private sector trends, and is agile and believes in continuous learning and in growing professionally and personally. The candidate is excited to join the management team in actively shaping inSupply’s growth and evolution as an organization. All staff at inSupply work across or support a variety of subject matter domain areas and projects; the candidate must have demonstrated experience with supporting a variety of projects and teams effectively and must be comfortable with the unpredictability that is characteristic of organizations in their startup years.
    Responsibilities:
    Specific responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
    Policy Development & Implementation

    Develop, refine and implement a comprehensive Human Resource Management Strategy, policies and procedures aligned with organizational goals and regulatory requirements to enhance staff engagement and drive high performance.
    Establish and enforce HR policies, systems, and procedures that facilitate effective people management, resulting in improved performance, motivation, and HR service delivery.
    Ensure employee compliance with inSupply Health’s internal policies, external regulations, and labor laws, emphasizing zero-tolerance policies and upholding institutional values.
    Ensure all HR policies are up-to-date, legally compliant, and communicated effectively to all employees.
    Lead initiatives to continuously improve HR processes and policies.

    Talent Acquisition & Recruitment

    Develop and implement strategies for sourcing and recruiting candidates, including building partnerships with local institutions and organizations.
    Proactively plan workforce requirements in collaboration with line managers, ensuring talent acquisition for both short- and long-term needs.
    Lead and oversee talent sourcing efforts, including recruitment, hiring, reference checks, and orientation plans and procedures.
    Ensure a fair and equitable recruitment process that promotes diversity and inclusion.

    Employee Development and Performance Management:

    Design and implement employee and talent development programs to enhance skills, knowledge, and career progression, including training, mentorship, and coaching initiatives.
    Develop a high-performance culture by implementing organization and team design solutions with measurable performance indicators and improvement plans. Oversee the performance management process, ensuring alignment of employee performance with program goals, assisting in creating and retaining high-performance employees and teams.
    Develop strategies for employee recognition, motivation, and retention.
    Identify and address talent gaps through succession planning activities in collaboration with leaders and managers.
    Develop and oversee implementation of reward/compensation management policies, including annual merit increases, salary structures, job evaluation procedures, and reward objectives.
    Provide guidance to managers and employees on salary administration and reward programs.

    Team Culture and Employee Engagement:

    Foster a positive and inclusive team culture that aligns with the organization’s values and mission.
    Implement initiatives to enhance employee engagement, satisfaction, and well-being.
    Provide strategic leadership and support to senior management and the inSupply Health team during change management initiatives.
    Address and resolve employee conflicts and grievances in a timely and effective manner.

    Compliance and Legal Affairs:

    Ensure strict compliance with labor laws in all the countries of inSupply’s presence, collaborating closely with the legal team on disciplinary matters.
    Minimize, identify, and mitigate potential risks associated with staff employment, including safeguarding strategies, data protection, and compliance with HR policies, donor regulations, labor laws, and other legislation.
    Prepare for and support regular HR and administration audits and actively participate in safeguarding and risk management committees.
    Report any detected legal risks to the Chief Executive Officer and suggest preventive actions.

    HR Strategy and Planning:

    Collaborate with senior leadership to develop and execute HR strategies that support the organization’s objectives.
    Monitor HR metrics and analytics to assess the effectiveness of HR initiatives and drive continuous improvement, by developing insights and analyses of people-related business issues and opportunities.
    Manage the HR budget and ensure efficient allocation of resources.

    HR Administration:

    Oversee HR administrative functions, including payroll, benefits administration, and employee records management.
    Manage staff health policies, including medical insurance and pension contracts and statutory obligations.
    Establish and oversee maintenance of an efficient filing system for HR files, ensuring strict confidentiality.
    Ensure job descriptions and performance targets are up to date and reviewed regularly.
    Ensure accurate and confidential handling of employee information.
    Implement HR information systems and technologies to streamline operations.

    Required Qualifications and Experience:

    A Master’s degree in a relevant field and a Bachelor’s degree in HR Management are required.
    A postgraduate diploma in Human Resources Management. A professional HR qualification is highly desirable.
    A minimum of eight (8) years of progressively responsible experience in human resource management, with at least four (4) years in a supervisory and senior management role.
    Proven experience managing and working with multicultural teams of 50+ employees in an HR management capacity.
    Strong knowledge of East African labor laws and HR best practices.
    Exceptional leadership, interpersonal communication skills.
    Strong HR systems and process skills are essential.
    Prior supervisory experience is required.
    Must be a registered member of IHRM.
    Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to handle complex employee relations issues.
    High level of integrity, confidentiality, and professionalism.
    Proficiency in HR software and Microsoft Office Suite.

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  • Product Manager

    Product Manager

    What you will do:

    Create and develop regional market, industry, customer, business, and competitor knowledge and insights, relevant for new and existing fintech services.
    Work closely with the sales and customer success teams to position Ericsson MFS in the regional market.
    Develop and implement product strategies and roadmap for new fintech services with clear customer and user value in each release.
    Translate and communicate customer and market needs into product requirements for both internal R&D and partner product development.
    Work closely with the engineering team to ensure the timely and quality delivery of product features.
    Design and optimize the customer journey to ensure a seamless and satisfying experience, and work with customer support teams to address issues, gather feedback, and improve the service
    Develop and execute go-to-market strategies for new services or features, and collaborate with product marketing to create compelling messaging and promotional materials
    Responsible for profit and loss of new fintech service

    The Skills You Bring

    MBA or relevant business or engineering degree or an education in design-thinking, UX or service design
    At least 8 years’ experience from the fintech industry, banking or payments
    Strong empathy for customers and a passion for delivering a high-quality user experience.
    Experience from conducting market research, understand market trends, identifying customer needs, and based on this developing and implementing product strategies that align with the business goals of the organization
    Experienced in agile service development and use of UX & design-thinking toolsStrong analytical and problem-solving abilities to overcome obstacles and find innovative solutions
    Proven track-record of leading cross-functional teams and influence others without direct authority
    Excellent communication & presentation skills

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  • Head of Operations

    Head of Operations

    About the Role

    The Head of Operations will serve as a critical member of our senior management team, reporting directly to the CEO. This role will be responsible for streamlining operations, enhancing interdepartmental coordination, and supporting our expansion efforts to establish My 1Health as the largest medical facilitator globally.

    Key Responsibilities

    Operational Leadership and Strategy: Implement and refine operational policies, procedures, and systems to improve overall efficiency and effectiveness across the company. Lead strategic initiatives that support significant growth and operational excellence.
    Team Management: Directly manage a team, with oversight of broader operational teams as needed. Foster a high-performance culture by mentoring, developing, and supporting all teams across departments.
    Cross-Departmental Leadership: Lead cross-departmental teams to ensure alignment, transparency, and effective communication. Foster a positive work environment that motivates teams and drives high performance, ensuring all departments work cohesively to achieve company goals.
    Stakeholder Engagement: Represent My 1Health in external meetings and maintain productive relationships with key partners and stakeholders across multiple geographies.
    Performance Metrics: Drive growth by achieving key metrics such as patient number growth and revenue targets. Continuously assess operational processes and results to identify areas for improvement.
    Innovation and Technology Implementation: Spearhead the adoption of new technologies and innovative processes within operations to enhance service delivery and patient engagement.
    Demonstrated ability to lead change, propose new ideas, and implement strategies that align with the company’s mission and values.
    Strong alignment with our core values: Patient-centric, Authentic, Tech-enabled, Innovative, Need, Teamwork, Solution-based

    Requirements

    Minimum of 8 years in operations management, including significant leadership experience. Prior roles should demonstrate successful management of complex operations and teams in a multi-country context.
    Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Operations Management, or related field. An MBA or relevant postgraduate degree is advantageous.
    Exceptional leadership and interpersonal skills; adept in process optimisation and technology integration; experienced in budget management and strategic planning. Ability to operate under pressure and motivate a diverse team.
    Experience in healthtech, healthcare, or related fields is preferred but not mandatory. Exposure to working in startup tech companies’ operations is highly desirable.

    Apply via :

    careers.my1health.com

  • Financial Planning and Analysis Manager

    Financial Planning and Analysis Manager

    Purpose Of The Role

    Provide financial and commercial support for the business and being business partner to the business, through analysing company data’s, market situations and business units requirements, report what’s being achieved, projecting the performance of the business and modelling where the need arises. Overall, the role will provide valuable insight to leadership team to drives commercial results, factoring risk management tools and compliance.

    Planning, performance monitoring &reporting

    Provide analytical support to produce the annual budget and quarterly reforecasts including commentary.
    Assist in highlighting future risks and opportunities by reforecasting.
    Participate in revenue/margin/contribution analysis and explanation of performance against budget, prior performance and market conditions.
    Support month end -end closing, Trial balance review, compilation and analysis of financial statements
    Follow group instructions and manage monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and yearly reporting’s.
    Consolidate commentary to be included in the monthly business performance review and report.

    Commercial support

    Provide meaningful analysis and collaborate with business unit owners.
    Understand the drivers of current performance.
    Use internal and external information to extrapolate future performance based on scenario planning.
    Work with various business units to turn analysis into value adding insight.
    Sharing consistent reports to department’s using agreed KPI’s

    Finance projects

    Support finance projects as required and seeking operational efficiencies.
    Assist in the production of commercially viable business cases to deliver strategic initiatives.
    Participate in production of strategic plans using insightful analysis.
    Contribute in turning strategic initiatives into budget deliverables
    Participate in monitoring and tracking the delivery of strategic initiatives.
    Working as a team with team for the achievement of specific target, which includes Internal and External Audit and Statutory requirements.

    Style & Culture Fit

    Able to interact effectively with others.
    High level of accuracy and attention to detail essential.
    Ability to work with and understand high volumes of data.
    Ability to meet deadlines and to work autonomously and as part of a team.
    Self-starter, able to solve problems without asking – recognising when to ask if necessary.
    Flexible approach to work and people and adaptability to a changing workplace environment.
    Strong stakeholder management and comfortable communicating with senior stakeholders.
    Stakeholder and team management skills.

    Qualification And Experience

    Minimum bachelor’s degree ideally in business/finance
    More than 8 years’ progressive experience
    SAP/ERP, business analytics tools knowledge
    Qualified or part qualified CPA/ CIMA/ACCA

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    careers.inchcape.com

  • Manager, Human Resource Operations and Reward Management 

Officer, Board Services

    Manager, Human Resource Operations and Reward Management Officer, Board Services

    Job Summary
    This position is responsible for the effective implementation of human resource policies and strategies relating to employee planning and resourcing, employee rewards and personnel administration for the Group shared services.
    Duties and Responsibilities

    Periodically review the Group’s organisational structure and provide strategic advice on its appropriateness regarding effectiveness and efficiency to deliver and support the business.
    Review manpower planning policies and reports to ensure optimal staffing across the Group.
    Ensure timely and accurate updating and safe custody of employees’ records.
    Implement and monitor human resource and administration policies.
    Ensure the implementation of health and safety policies and practices, reflective of the organisation’s needs, which in turn meet statutory and legal requirements.
    Manage employee labour relations to ensure compliance with organisational rules and regulations as per the employment act.
    Receive and analyse employee grievances and disciplinary cases and assist employees in finding satisfactory solutions to personal problems through counselling services.
    Ensure effective management of the leave and leave process across the Group and continuously update supervisors on leave utilisation.
    Manage staff deployment and separation processes including clearance and issuing of certificates of service for separating employees.
    Ensure periodic human resource audits are carried out and the audit reports findings are addressed as per the policy.
    Review and analyse work processes across the Group and recommend improvements.
    Oversee all office administrative functions that include travel and logistics (Air & Road); outsourced services (catering, car hire, security & cleaning); office refurbishment (at Head Office and Branches)
    Ensure adherence to health and safety measures by ensuring regular fire drills as required by law and sensitization forums on disaster preparedness.
    Ensure timely requisition of office assets.
    Maintain an up-to-date asset register and insurance cover for all assets is in place for the Group.
    Oversee maintenance and repairs of motor vehicles.
    Organise staff events and oversee facilitation of Board meetings.
    Ensure all annual subscriptions for the Group are renewed on time including business permits, land rates and rents.
    Oversee the provision of airtime to staff entitled to.
    Prepare monthly reports on administrative functions.
    Prepare human resources & administration budgets and plans.
    Identify and document risks related to the Operations and Employee Rewards services, processes, and products within the risk register.
    Develop appropriate risk responses for identified risks to ensure the risks are mitigated and eliminate any possibility of recurrence.
    Report any occurring risks regularly to the Group Head, Human Resource and Administration and the Risk Division.
    Perform any other duty as may be assigned from time to time.

    Requirements for appointment:

    Bachelor’s degree in social sciences /human resource management/ business administration or related field
    Certified Human Resource Practitioner (CHRP) qualification
    Holder of a valid practising licence from the Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM)
    Full member of the Institute of Human Resource Management (MIHRM) in good standing.
    A master’s degree in the relevant field will be an added advantage.
    At least Eight (8) years’ relevant experience, two (2) of which should have been in a managerial role for Manager I in a similar organisation or a busy function

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    Those who meet the minimum requirements are requested to submit their applications clearly indicating the position applied for, along with:All applications are to be done through the CPF E-recruitment Portal using this link; http://erecruitment.cpf.or.ke/  by 10th June 2024, and not later than 5:00 pm. Those who had applied for the re-advertised positions need not to re-apply.Please note that CPF Group is an equal opportunity employer. Failure to attach all the required documents and any form of canvassing shall lead to automatic disqualification. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered.

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    erecruitment.cpf.or.ke

  • Associate Director, Resource Mobilization 

Safety and Security Consultant

    Associate Director, Resource Mobilization Safety and Security Consultant

    The Associate Director, Resource Mobilization will play a key role developing and implementing strategies to retain existing, while identifying new funding support for IAVI’s scientific research and development initiatives in Africa. The Associate Director will identify opportunities for financial support of IAVI programs, while managing existing donor relationships. Focused on public, philanthropic, CSR and private sector donors, the Associate Director will create content/materials, and lead proposal development for potential funders. The AD will plan strategic events and outreach activities, and be a brand ambassador for IAVI across domains and platforms. If you want to make an impact in a mission-driven organization, learn more and apply below!

    Key Responsibilities

    Lead the IAVI Africa resource mobilization strategy development and implementation to support research and development initiatives in the region.
    Develop and implement a rigorous partner outreach and cultivation plan to ensure increased support for IAVI’s expanded work and secure strategic and sustainable funding to meet program needs.
    Partner with Operational Excellence team and Global Affairs to ensure a robust proposal process is in place to support IAVI Africa including tools, systems, policies, and workplans to support the execution of IAVI Africa Resource Mobilization Strategy.
    Support the identification and analysis of opportunities (including funding opportunities, potential partners, while managing partner due diligence) and ensure these activities are tracked, advanced and communicated to AMT and other internal teams for decision-making purposes.
    Participate in the global resource mobilization team to exchange fundraising priorities, monitor progress, share best-practices and contribute to resource mobilization process improvement.
    Project manage proposals that are led and/or supported by IAVI Africa to ensure high-quality and strategically aligned applications are submitted on time with a high rate of success.
    Develop and leverage existing proposal assets including an opportunity calendar, a repository for IAVI Africa submissions, a donor profiles database and a proposal progress tracking tool.
    Create key content including drafting pitch materials, writing concept notes and detailed proposals, responding to open applications and calls for proposals and other content to facilitate and support new/existing funding relationships.
    Participate in external networking events, workshops and meetings to present the IAVI story and case for support to potential funders across the CSR and Philanthropy sectors.
    Support cultivation of relationships with funders, partner organizations and other relevant stakeholders and manage strategic relationships with key funders.
    Garner competitive business intelligence, and create inroads and new relationships with potential funders.

    Education and Experience:

    Master’s degree in business, international development, political science, Public Health or relevant field is required.
    Minimum of 8 years’ experience in an international or similar non-profit organization with a focus on resource mobilization for global health and R&D and innovative funding mechanisms (e.g., CSR, social impact investment) required.
    Experience working with public and private or philanthropic funders, especially those engaged in Africa global health and R&D.

    Qualifications and Skills:

    Proven track record of successful resource mobilization and establishing long term relationships with public and private entities.
    Excellent interpersonal skills with ability to work collaboratively with others from a range of disciplines and cultures.
    Demonstrated ability to design, implement and monitor fundraising strategies.
    A strong team player with experience in guiding project teams.
    Fluency in English, both written and spoken, is required; proficiency in another language is desirable.
    Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required.
    Understanding of research and fundraising for non-profit organizations.
    Previous work in a multicultural environment is required.
    Willingness to travel at least 20-25% of the time to IAVI regional offices and hubs.
    Passion for the IAVI Mission.

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  • Senior Accountant- Global Accounting- Revenue and Reporting 

Project Finance Administrator

    Senior Accountant- Global Accounting- Revenue and Reporting Project Finance Administrator

    The Accounting division is responsible for driving all activities related to PATH’s accounting and financial functions and ensures compliance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), PATH policies and procedures, internal controls, and audit support operations in 20+ countries. The team works closely with partners in human resources, legal, IT, office of grants and contracts, and the extended program leadership team to not only educate regarding finance and accounting procedures, but also explore how the finance function can support program and other operations groups in building and optimizing finance business processes and systems to meet future needs and demands.    
    PATH’s Global Accounting department is currently seeking a Senior Accountant for the Revenue & Reporting team, who will work with the rest of the Accounting team and others outside of Accounting to oversee adherence to PATH Accounting policies and those of our donors. This position will require solid understanding of GAAP/IFRS, superb organizational skills, attention to detail, analytical thinking, ability to research and superior customer service skills (in person as well as via video conference and email).  

    Responsibilities: 

    Perform periodical reviews of financial transactions allocated to grant awards to ensure reasonableness, allowability, availability of funds, and ensure compliance with GAAP, grant and contract compliance, and PATH policies. 
    Support the program, finance and operations team throughout the entire grant/project lifecycle. 
    Collaborate with the program and finance teams to develop standard reporting templates, and a reporting schedule for all financial deliverable submissions (establishing clear external deadlines) 
    Work closely with the Project Administrator to ensure timely and accurate financial reporting, billing, and close-out reports on award-based projects in assigned grant portfolio. 
    Maintain knowledge of award agreement language and regulations, serving as a knowledge resource on assigned donors and escalating questions where needed. 
    Assist with new award review process and set-up in the accounting system. 
    Reconcile award receivables (billed and unbilled), assist in collections and related valuation considerations. 
    Prepare ad hoc and institutional reports and analysis as requested. 
    Prepare tax and additional compliance reports for award-based projects, as necessary. 
    Participate in month and year-end financial close processes. 
    Analyze and research complex and emerging accounting issues. 
    Lead ad hoc accounting projects to remediate process gaps and drive efficiency. 
    Prepare journal entries and adjustments as required. 
    Participate in project and annual PBC audits and assist in preparation of various schedules as assigned. 
    Provide training and team members support on complex issues and resolve accounting questions. 
    Subject matter expert for technical GAAP accounting related to all forms of revenue, Federal award requirements (OMB Super-circular) and PATH accounting policies and procedures, including both reviewing and conducting related research. 
    Act as backup for other Finance functions as needed during peak periods. 

    Required Skills and Experience  

    Strong understanding of US generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and/or International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and accounting fundamentals. 
    Chartered Accountant (CPA-K) is desirable. 
    Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or business administration plus a minimum 8 years of relevant work experience in an accounting or finance type role with increasing levels of experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered.  
    Strong understanding of and ability to research relevant regulations and requirements including OMB Uniform Guidance 2 CFR 200 is preferred. 
    Strong ability to organize workload when faced with competing priorities and to complete work assignments on a timely basis. 
    Highly skilled in complex account reconciliations with attention to detail and ability to analyze data, research information to clarify issues, and find and propose appropriate solutions. 
    Proficient with accounting/financial software (preferably UNIT 4 Business World), spreadsheets and data management systems (Salesforce). 
    Highly skilled at utilizing Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, and PowerPoint). 
    Exhibits a positive, proactive attitude with a sense of urgency; follows through and gets things done with minimal guidance. 
    Ability to understand, analyze and interpret financial information in varying formats (including general ledgers) and complete required reports. 
    Excellent organizational skills and the ability to manage and complete multiple projects simultaneously, capable of rapid coordination and distribution of information. 
    Utilize various tools to data-mine across multiple linked and un-linked PATH systems. 
    Competent and professional oral and written communication skills. 
    Ability to earn trust, maintain positive and professional relationships, and contribute to a culture of inclusion. 
    Capable of working both independently and collaboratively with team members from different geographical locations 
    Ability to work flexible hours as needed for video or audit conference calls with team members in other geographical regions. 

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  • Program Development & Partnerships Lead, Violence Prevention and Response

    Program Development & Partnerships Lead, Violence Prevention and Response

    Job Overview

    The Program Development & Partnerships Lead, Violence Prevention and Response will provide leadership to drive the VPRU’s strategic planning, partnerships, and business development (BD) priorities, as set by VPRU leadership and in the Safety Strategy. The Program Development & Partnerships Lead will work in close collaboration with TU Global Practice Leads, TU Regional Leads, and the Grant Operations & Analytics Team (GOAT) to develop and drive a global funding strategy for VPRU. They will provide business development and program design support on Technical Unit-led or strategic proposals with a focus on public and institutional donors and cultivate strategic partnerships. As is strategically important, they may flex to support significant single-country or regional bids as well. Overall, the Program Development & Partnerships Lead should be responsible for setting the BD strategy, assembling inputs to create compelling bids, gap filling in the BD process as needed/relevant, and driving ultimate bid success through correct donor intel and positioning, strong bid submission, and effective cross-functional collaboration.

    Major Responsibilities
    Strategy and Capture

    Develop and drive a global funding strategy for VPRU in collaboration with Global Practice Leads and Regional Leads.
    Adapt, strengthen, and roll out new and existing tools and processes, such as the Business Development Manual, for the VPRU to pre-position and respond to new funding opportunities in line with the Safety Strategy
    Partner with and coordinate knowledge and information sharing with the Awards Management Unit (AMU) for public fundraising and GPPS/IPP for private fundraising, capturing priority needs across the portfolio, and providing accurate guidance to technical leaders and executive leaders for bid development
    Track a pipeline of upcoming opportunities and circulate to key staff
    Work closely with GOAT BD and AMU BD to plan for staff needs and BD capacity requirements to successfully write and budget for winning bids
    Coordinate internal competition processes for unsolicited submissions (e.g., BHA) by working closely with GOAT BD, including but not limited to facilitation of expressions of interest from VPRU’s Global Practice Leads and strengthening ideas for internal competitions

    Business Development and Program Design

    Play the role of Proposal Design Lead or Proposal Lead for TU-led opportunities, as needed. This includes:
    Ensuring that the Project Design Meetings (PDM) take place on time, adapting PDM agendas to the specific opportunity, providing (or arranging) PDM facilitation
    Ensuring overall quality, coherence and logic in project design, promoting integration with other sectors as needed, partners’ meaningful participation, adherence to IRC’s IMPACT quality standards and scale considerations
    Escalating key decisions to management group as relevant
    Being mindful of competitiveness aspects throughout the design process
    Ater the PDM, sharing core decisions and ensuring their validation by technical leadership and partners
    Provide advice and support on budget development to TU staff; review budgets to ensure consistency with the proposal design
    Write non-technical sections and edit all sections for TU-led proposals
    Coordinate with the Grants, Operations and Analytics (GOAT) team, Awards Management Unit (AMU) or Global Partnerships & Philanthropic Services (GPPS) on the review and signature process of agreements and contracts to closely follow IRC processes for award
    Coordinate technical input during negotiations with donors on any requested changes to the proposal
    Upon request, organize re-design meetings at inception phase or during pre-established learning moments
    Gather technical insights across the Technical Unit and consolidate for proposals in which multiple Global Practice Areas are represented

    Partnerships Strategy

    Lead VPRU’s approach to partnership, including both global and local partnerships, working closely with the GOAT Partnerships team to ensure successful pre- and post-award partnership operations
    Lead coordination to drive all aspects of the partnerships strategy and management for TU, with a strong focus on building effective partnerships with local actors and organizations, and evolving tools, processes and ways-of-working to be fit-for-purpose for TU-led projects and strategic priorities
    Identify and evaluate opportunities for partnership development with local civil society, women-led organizations, and other local actors organizations both as part of but also outside specific BD opportunities
    Identify and evaluate opportunities for partnerships with academic or research centers, with Research & Innovation colleagues as appropriate, with a goal of identifying more research partnership opportunities from the global South

    Key Internal Relationships:

    VPRU Deputy Director
    VPR Regional Leads across 6 regions, and regional Technical Advisors
    Global Practice Leads for Child Protection, Women Protection and Empowerment, and Protection – Rule of Law
    Global Leads for Policy & Advocacy and MEAL
    Prevention and Inclusion Advisers
    Grant Operations and Analytics Team (GOAT) Business Development Sr Coordinator and team
    Program Development and Partnership Leads in other Technical Units (Health, Education, Economic Recovery and Development)
    Policy & Solutions, Advocacy & Influence, and Systems Change global teams
    CRRD Senior Management Team and Leadership Group; Regional Leadership Teams
    Global HQ and AMU focal points

    Key External Relationships:

    Counterparts at other INGOs and international Coalitions
    Civil society actors across geographies with a focus on civil society platforms and across in the ‘Global South’
    Counterparts at Red Cross/Crescent Movement with a focus on IFRC and ICRC and with national societies as relevant to partnership , thought partnership opportunities
    Donors and policy makers including humanitarian and protection policy spaces
    Counterparts in relevant multilateral agencies including but not limited to UNICEF, UNHCR, IOM, WFP, UNWomen, UNFPA, UNDP, OCHA, World Bank Bank

    Desired Experience and Skills

    8+ years of progressive experience providing technical and/or bid leadership to multi-year, multi-million-dollar business development opportunities in Child Protection, Gender Based Violence (GBV), and/or Humanitarian protection, IHL, and human rights
    Outstanding capacity to understand the humanitarian system and operating context and coordinate the relevant technical inputs from within and outside VPRU
    Familiarity with managing large-scale, complex portfolio and experience using strategic insights and data from varied sources to support portfolio management, pivoting and alignment to organizational and sectoral goals
    Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills and ability to analyses trends based on a diverse set of data and insights
    Demonstrating experience leading the development, review and implementation of systems, policies and processes in collaboration with other functional areas including Finance, Awards, Advocacy, MEAL
    Experience in building partnerships for development and humanitarian funding as well as negotiation of programmatic and financial contractual arrangements with donors and partners
    Demonstrated expertise in working with both public and private donors and knowledge of the funding landscape for Child Protection, GBV, and/or Humanitarian protection, IHL, and human rights
    Experience with some of the following donors programmatic and advocacy priorities, funding instruments and cycles: USAID, BHA, PRM, Irish Aid, FCDO, AFD, Global Affairs Canada, Swiss Cooperation, GFFO
    Experience and comfort interrogating partnership practices and familiarity with emerging developments including growing attention to power-shifting, localization and technical assistance models for INGOs
    Knowledge of public and private fundraising – Appetite and curiosity about building collaborative pathways with philanthropy and private sector
    Experience in developing and managing project concepts and funding proposals for humanitarian / development work with the ability to turn concepts and strategy into measurable action
    Demonstrated ability to work with stakeholders at multiple levels
    Highly collaborative and proven ability to work independently and work with remote, multi-cultural, and multi-disciplinary teams
    Flexibility and ability to work well under pressure, taking care of competing priorities, in a fast-paced team environment
    Experience in successfully influencing change in teams you don’t directly supervise
    Fluency in English required; Arabic, French and/or Spanish also valued
    Ability to travel globally up to 20% of the time, occasionally on short notice

    Apply via :

    careers.rescue.org