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AMI enables ambitious businesses across Africa to thrive. We deliver workplace learning that equips entrepreneurs and managers with the tools and training they need to succeed. AMI combines online and mobile tools with in-person workshops and on-the-job practice. Tens of thousands of people have taken our programmes, executives to entry-level workers, in ...
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Job Description
AMI is seeking an experienced and strategic Senior Programme Manager with a background in the agriculture sector in Africa. This individual will be responsible for the project management of a flagship, highly visible pan-African programme for AMI and for our client. This is a leadership development programme for senior leaders implementing agriculture priority programmes in eight different African countries. The programme is run from Kenya and the individual will ideally be based in Kenya, with other African locations possible for an exceptional candidate. The role will report to the Lead: Partner Programmes, who is based in Rwanda.
The Senior Programme Manager must be a driven, organized, tech-savvy professional with great people and project-management skills, the ability to lead complex programmes with very senior management participants, and to interface with experienced and influential client partners.In addition, this individual must collaborate with and influence internal teams to ensure exceptional delivery.
The Senior Programme Manager will play a key role in joining the dots between our world-class content and their client on the ground.
Programme Management
Stakeholder management
Strategic oversight and business development
Make connections between programmatic activities and outcomes and the strategic objectives of this initiative - for the client, the agriculture sector, and AMI
Monitoring and Evaluation
Logistical management
Requirements
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