Tourism Fund (TF) is a State Corporation established under the Tourism Act, 2011 which came into operation on 1st September, 2012 vide special issue Kenya Gazette Supplement No. 93 of 24th August, 2012.
Read more about this company
Job Summary: This position reports to the Chief Executive Officer and shall be responsible for providing legal advisory services to the Fund so as to protect the its interests while ensuring effective management of legal and contractual risks.
The position may also serve as the Corporation Secretary.
Duties and Responsibilities
To formulate policies and give guidance on corporate legal matters.
To ensure compliance with legal instruments.
To ensure compliance with principles and values of good corporate governance.
To provide leadership and ensure efficient and effective utilization of resources in the department.
To review and provide advice on legal risks.
To review ongoing cases and advise Management accordingly.
To conduct training and disseminate appropriate legal information to staff.
To review and advise Management on legal implications of internal policies and procedures.
To review and draft contracts agreements and ensure that they are in compliance with all statutory and regulatory requirements.
To manage and co-ordinate progress of outstanding litigations by liaising with external lawyers
To participate in the formulation of the Board’s annual plans, programs, projects and budgets.
To manage and conduct performance management reviews for the unit.
Minimum Requirements
Bachelors of Law (LLB) degree from a recognized institution.
Post graduate diploma in law from Kenya School of Law.
Master’s degree in law or any other relevant and equivalent qualifications from a recognized institution will be an added advantage.
Membership to the Law Society of Kenya (LSK).
Must have been admitted as an advocate of High Court of Kenya and be a Commissioner of Oaths.
Must have a current practicing certificate.
Have a minimum of eight (8) years post qualification experience three (3) of which must be at senior managerial level.
Leadership and integrity qualities as set out in chapter 6 of the Constitution and demonstrated compliance to the public service values and principles as defined in the Constitution.
Key Competencies
Demonstrate knowledge of and experience with the Laws dealing with government and or commercial contract administration, particularly contract negotiation, preparation and administration
Have good communication, interpersonal and analytic skills
Demonstrate knowledge of strategic management processes