Grade: J
Job ID: 13-7209
Location: KE-Nairobi
# of Positions : 1
Center/Office: BRD - General
Project/Program : None Specified
Application Due Date : 2014-01-31
Overall Responsibilities
The Business Development Manager plays a key role in all
aspects of new business acquisition at MSH Kenya through working with the MSH
Kenya Leadership Team (KLT) and project staff to position MSH to win new
business. This includes scanning the environment, capturing, documenting and
sharing with the KLT new business opportunities that exist within the
Government of Kenya, development partners and private sector environments. S/he
will regularly assess the competitiveness of MSH Kenya to win new business in
Kenya and prepare MSH Kenya documentation such as capability statements that
support new business development.
Specific Responsibilities
- Coordinate
the development and compilation of the annual and multi-year business
development strategies and plans that leverage MSH capabilities to
identify and win new business opportunities;
- Identify
and prioritize new business opportunities for MSH Kenya and market MSH
capabilities to diverse clients;
- Identify
potential partners, prepare and negotiate teaming agreements for joint
effort and collaboration on new business;
- Liaise
with MSH home office in collaboration with the KLT to identify and access
support for new business development;
- Prepare
MSH Kenya new business development forecast, plans, budgets and monitoring
indicators for new business for incorporation into the MSH Kenya annual
operational plans;
- Prepare
and monitor proposal development calendars and provide direct support to
technical teams and talent acquisition personnel to write proposals to
ensure timeliness and quality; and
- Lead
teams to write winning technical proposals in MSH Kenya areas of focus.
Qualifications
Master’s degree with significant experience in public
health, health care management, international development or public policy, or
equivalent experience in business development. The ideal candidate should have
a minimum of seven years’ experience in managing the development of technical
proposals to funding agencies in Kenya and active in international development,
preferably in international health. S/he should have had at least two
years management experience.
The preferred candidate should have significant work
experience in identifying funding opportunities, negotiating and developing new
business with major donors, such as USAID, DFID, Global Fund, AusAID and large
foundations. The candidate is required to have demonstrated experience with
management of winning bids. Experience in writing proposals is a must.
The successful candidate should have excellent communication
(verbal & written), interpersonal, negotiation skills with demonstrated
ability to manage proposal processes and team relationships. S/he should
demonstrate good judgment and ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously,
set priorities, work with minimal supervision under tight timelines and be able
to work with cross-cultural teams.
In addition, the candidate should have significant
organizational and leadership experience with proof of managing complex
proposal processes that led to success. Excellent research, data
analysis/synthesis and presentation skills are required. A writing test, as
well as submission of writing samples will be required. At least five years of
prior experience living and working in a developing country strongly preferred.
Background Information
Management Sciences for Health is an equal opportunity
employer offering employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex,
sexual orientation, age, national origin, citizenship, physical or mental
handicap.
Notes
If you cannot apply online or have difficulty doing so,
please email an explanation of your problem to iRecruiterproblem@msh.org. Only
shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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