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- Follow up to collect membership subscription fees at national level and report to EABC;
- Keep in constant touch with EABC members and collect key issues affecting members and submit a report to EABC;
- Conduct interviews with members who withdraw from EABC and provide a report to the Executive
- Provide a weekly report to EABC for the weekly membership briefing. The report should be submitted by
- Thursday of every week and show the members visited, activities carried out, key issues identified and new
- contacts if there is a change in key contact person within the organization Deliver EABC documents (letters, magazines, invoices etc.) to EABC members and stakeholders;
- Market EABC resource mobilization activities and initiatives at the EAC Partner States level. Includes sourcing for adverts for the East African Business Agenda and sponsorship for EABC events regionally;
- Support preparations for EABC meetings at national level
- Attend EABC meetings organized at Partner States Level;Represent EABC in some meetings upon the request of EABC secretariat and provide a report three days after the Maintain records of all activities conducted at national level
- Support the EABC Ambassadors in Membership
- Perform any other duties as may be assigned by the Executive Director from time to time
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ABOUT EABC
The East African Business Council (EABC) is the apex advocacy body of Private Sector Associations and Corporates from the seven (7) East African Community (EAC) Partner States (Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda). It was established in 1997 to foster the interest of the private sector interests in the EAC integration process. EABC’s vision is borderless East Africa for business and investment with primary mission of promoting sustainable private sector- driven growth. EABC has Observer Status at the EAC level which offers an authentic avenue for advocating for private sector interests in the EAC integration agenda with a view of promoting a conducive business environment in the region. Download Advert2.0 SCOPE OF WORK
The National Liaison Consultant (NLC) will focus for all Members related matters in the Partner State. As a consequence, the duties of the NLC will encompass much more than administrative processes. They cover Recruiting and maintaining members, resource mobilization, leadership, strategic thinking, operational supervision management, coordination and relationship building with EABC key stakeholders: 2.1 KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES- Prepare list of prospective companies to join EABC membership
- Recruit new members for EABC at least seven (7) per quarter which at the end of the contract will be twenty-eight (28) Members.
- Generate minimum of 30,000 USD within 6 months.
- Follow up to collect membership subscription fees at national level and report to EABC;
- Keep in constant touch with EABC members and collect key issues affecting members and submit a report to EABC;
- Conduct interviews with members who withdraw from EABC and provide a report to the Executive Director.
- Provide a weekly report to EABC for the weekly membership briefing. The report should be submitted by Thursday of every week and show the members visited, activities carried out, key issues identified and new contacts if there is a change in key contact person within the organization visited.
- Deliver EABC documents (letters, magazines, invoices etc.) to EABC members and stakeholders;
- Market EABC resource mobilization activities and initiatives at the EAC Partner States level. Includes sourcing for adverts for the East African Business Agenda and sponsorship for EABC events regionally;
- Support preparations for EABC meetings at national level
- Attend EABC meetings organized at Partner States Level;
- Represent EABC in some meetings upon the request of EABC secretariat and provide a report three days after the event.
- Maintain records of all activities conducted at national level for at least 2 years.
- Support the EABC Ambassadors in Membership recruitment.
- Perform any other duties as may be assigned by the Executive Director from time to time
2.2 OFFICE STATION
Remotely and EABC Head Quarters in Arusha, Tanzania when needed.3.0 TIMELINE
The assignment should take a total of 6 months renewable subject to satisfactory performance and availability of fund.4.0 REPORTING
The National Liaison Consultant will report to the Membership Manager and EABC Executive Director.5.0 QUALIFICATIONS
A suitable candidate should hold the following qualifications and key competencies:- Education Qualification: Minimum Bachelor degree in Marketing, Business Administration, Economics or any the relevant field from a recognized Institution of Higher Learning;
- Work Experience: Minimum of 3 years of experience in management and leadership with evidence of working and succeeding in complex public, private, and regional integration settings
- Communication and Networking: Ability to speak and write clearly and in a persuasive and compelling manner. Additionally, one must be able to identify key members and other EABC key stakeholders; seek their views, correctly interpret their messages and respond
- Teamwork: Working collaboratively with colleagues to achieve organisational goals and ability to work in a multinational environment with diverse groups of
- Languages: Fluency in oral and written English is required as it is the main EAC working language. Good working knowledge of French and Kiswahili will be an
- Additional Skills: Excellent computer skills (Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), Email, analytical tools/software for data analysis, experience in working with internet searches, online databases, and data retrieval) are
- Nationality: The position is only open to nationals and residents of
6.0 APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicants should submit attach their application letter, a detailed CV shows telephone contacts and three referees, Copies of certified academic certificates , and a copy of National Identity Card or Passport in PDF format scanned in one (1) file. The applications should be sent via email to procurement@eabc-online.com to copy admin@eabc-online.com please quote “National Liaison Consultant Uganda” in the subject of the email and send to the address given below. by 20th May, 2023. The Executive Director / CEO East African Business Council (EABC) Ninth Floor, Mafao House, Old Moshi Road PO. Box 2617 Arusha, Tanzania Only applicants who meet the selection criteria are shortlisted will be contacted. EABC is an equal opportunity employer thus recruitment is on merit and with no regard to one’s age, colour, gender, marital status, disability or impairment, race or creed. Hence, canvassing shall lead to automatic disqualification.ABOUT EABC The East African Business Council (EABC) is the […]
ABOUT EABC
The East African Business Council (EABC) is the apex advocacy body of Private Sector Associations and Corporates from the seven (7) East African Community (EAC) Partner States (Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda). It was established in 1997 to foster the interest of the private sector interests in the EAC integration process. EABC’s vision is borderless East Africa for business and investment with primary mission of promoting sustainable private sector- driven growth. EABC has Observer Status at the EAC level which offers an authentic avenue for advocating for private sector interests in the EAC integration agenda with a view of promoting a conducive business environment in the region. Download advert2.0 SCOPE OF WORK
The National Liaison Consultant (NLC) will focus for all Members related matters in the Partner State. As a consequence, the duties of the NLC will encompass much more than administrative processes. They cover Recruiting and maintaining members, resource mobilization, leadership, strategic thinking, operational supervision management, coordination and relationship building with EABC key stakeholders:2.1 KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Prepare list of prospective companies to join EABC membership
- Recruit new members for EABC at least seven (7) per quarter which at the end of the contract will be twenty-eight (28) Members.
- Generate minimum of 1,00000 USD within 6 months.
- Follow up to collect membership subscription fees at national level and report to EABC;
- Keep in constant touch with EABC members and collect key issues affecting members and submit a report to EABC;
- Conduct interviews with members who withdraw from EABC and provide a report to the Executive Director.
- Provide a weekly report to EABC for the weekly membership briefing. The report should be submitted by Thursday of every week and show the members visited, activities carried out, key issues identified and new contacts if there is a change in key contact person within the organization visited.
- Deliver EABC documents (letters, magazines, invoices etc.) to EABC members and stakeholders;
- Market EABC resource mobilization activities and initiatives at the EAC Partner States level. Includes sourcing for adverts for the East African Business Agenda and sponsorship for EABC events regionally;
- Support preparations for EABC meetings at national level
- Attend EABC meetings organized at Partner States Level;
- Represent EABC in some meetings upon the request of EABC secretariat and provide a report three days after the event.
- Maintain records of all activities conducted at national level for at least 2 years.
- Support the EABC Ambassadors in Membership recruitment.
- Perform any other duties as may be assigned by the Executive Director from time to time
2.2 OFFICE STATION
Remotely and EABC Head Quarters in Arusha, Tanzania when needed.3.0 TIMELINE
The assignment should take a total of 6 months renewable subject to satisfactory performance and availability of fund.4.0 REPORTING
The National Liaison Consultant will report to the Membership Manager and EABC Executive Director.5.0 QUALIFICATIONS
A suitable candidate should hold the following qualifications and key competencies:- Education Qualification: Minimum Bachelor degree in Marketing, Business Administration, Economics or any the relevant field from a recognized Institution of Higher Learning;
- Work Experience: Minimum of 3 years of experience in management and leadership with evidence of working and succeeding in complex public, private, and regional integration settings
- Communication and Networking: Ability to speak and write clearly and in a persuasive and compelling manner. Additionally, one must be able to identify key members and other EABC key stakeholders; seek their views, correctly interpret their messages and respond
- Teamwork: Working collaboratively with colleagues to achieve organizational goals and ability to work in a multinational environment with diverse groups of
- Languages: Fluency in oral and written English is required as it is the main EAC working language. Good working knowledge of French and Kiswahili will be an
- Additional Skills: Excellent computer skills (Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), Email, analytical tools/software for data analysis, experience in working with internet searches, online databases, and data retrieval) are
- Nationality: The position is only open to nationals and residents of
6.0 APPLICATION PROCESS
Applicants should submit attach their application letter, a detailed CV shows telephone contacts and three referees, Copies of certified academic certificates , and a copy of National Identity Card or Passport in PDF format scanned in one (1) file. The applications should be sent via email to procurement@eabc-online.com to copy admin@eabc-online.com please quote “National Liaison Consultant Kenya” in the subject of the email and send to the address given below. by 20th May, 2023. The Executive Director / CEO East African Business Council (EABC) Ninth Floor, Mafao House, Old Moshi Road PO. Box 2617 Arusha, Tanzania Only applicants who meet the selection criteria are shortlisted will be contacted. EABC is an equal opportunity employer thus recruitment is on merit and with no regard to one’s age, colour, gender, marital status, disability or impairment, race or creed. Hence, canvassing shall lead to automatic disqualification.ABOUT EABC The East African Business Council (EABC) is the […]
Background
The East African Business Council (EABC) established the East African Women in Business Platform (EAWiBP) in 2011. The platform was officially launched in May 2012 by the East African Community (EAC) Secretary-General. Drawing its mandate from the Treaty for the Establishment of the East African Community, (and particularly Article 121 and 122, and the 4th EAC Development Strategy for 2011 to 2016, which outline the commitment of the EAC in enhancing women’s socio-economic status and their role in business).
As the pioneer EAC regional platform for women in business, EAWiBP brings together national apex bodies / associations / networks of businesswomen (including associations of women formal and informal cross-border traders); professional women associations; and regional civil society organizations’ working to promote businesswomen and women’s socio-economic advancement. EAWiBP continues to link and connect women entrepreneurs to markets opportunities, information, skills, capital and technology as well as influence policy reforms towards a favorable business environment that takes into consideration the needs and priorities of businesswomen especially access to resources (e.g. finance / credit) and access to opportunities (e.g. information on business / trade / investment opportunities). The Platform’s main two objectives are: Increased participation of women in intra-regional trade in EAC and Enabling environment for trade for women SMEs in the EAC.
General Responsibilities.
The activities will span from advocacy for gender and women in trade issues, trade facilitation and supporting the building of EAWIBPs institutional capacity. The assistant will support the Platform with fundraising and communication and ensuring that the organization takes advantage of the synergies that enhance the effectiveness of the Platform Programmes.
The assistant will work closely with diverse stakeholders to roll-out and implement specific activities in the annual work plan for the Platform in accordance with EAWiBP’s contractual obligations and internal policies and procedures under EABC. This includes ensuring quality reports for assigned projects are done on a timely basis meeting the necessary standard and responding to the integrated work plan.
Main Duties include:
- Support the Platform in the implementation of its advocacy agenda on the emerging gender/trade issues;
- Synthesize and publish key findings of EAWIBPs policy engagements
- Support all activities aimed at increasing access to market and trade-related services for targeted women SMEs and ensuring Women SMEs are equipped with knowledge and skills to engage in regional trade;
- Generation of the information displayed on the EAWiBP website;
- Represent EAWiBP in relevant external meetings/events
- Support EAWiBP in implementation and management of the project to ensure timely delivery of high-quality outputs;
- Mobilize resources for the platform’s programs and other relevant initiatives
- Ensure alignment in the activities conducted by the platform and EABC
- Mobilize the recruitment of EAWiBP members
- Manage all social media platforms and communication with EAWiBP members
Qualifications and Experience
A suitable candidate should hold the following qualifications and key competencies:
- Academic and Professional Experience: A bachelor’s degree from a recognized University in Economics, International Trade, Business Administration and or policy or any other relevant field is required.
- Work Experience: A minimum of two (2) years’ experience in policy dialogue, research or policy analysis. Experience in policy dialogue for Business Membership Organisations; and knowledge of the private sector and regional integration would be critical assets.
- Policy Dialogue: Requisite skills to organize Public-Private Dialogue
- Communication and Networking: Ability to speak and write clearly and persuasively in a compelling manner.
- Teamwork: Working closely with line Senior Officers to achieve project and organizational goals and the ability to work in a multinational environment with diverse groups of stakeholders.
- Languages: Fluency in oral and written English is required as it is the main EAC working language. Good working knowledge of French and Kiswahili will be an advantage.
- Additional Skills: Excellent computer skills (Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), Email, analytical tools/software for data analysis, experience in working with internet searches, online databases, and data retrieval) are required.
The Application Process
Applicants should submit a Cover Letter, Curriculum Vitae stating their current position, email, telephone contacts and three referees. All applications should be sent to:
The Executive Director / CEO
East African Business Council (EABC)
Ninth Floor, Mafao House, Old Moshi Road
P. O. Box 2617
Arusha, Tanzania.
Email: director@eabc-online.com with a copy to procurement@eabc-online.com by 31st July 2020.
Background The East African Business Council (EABC) established the East […]