Analysis Center Top level Director at Family Health International (FHI 360) in Nigeria

Position Overview

• The Center Top level Director directs the Analysis Center inside the Plan and Asset Mobilization team, shaping its strategic aspiration and business initiatives.
• Central to this position is pushing the Analysis Center’s endeavors to handle worldwide hurdles, shape markets, and capitalize on commercial opportunities in alignment with FHI 360’s plan.
• The Top level Director spearheads the development of long-term business strategies vital for delivering effect in the appointed Big Worldwide Difficulty (BGC) and entire business strategy.
• Operating alongside creative teams, they implement Center strategies, curate evidence to improve effect, enhance worldwide shape through expert influence and learning programs, promote long-term alliances, and develop high-functioning Networks of Practice.
• As a top specialist and consultant, the Top level Director advisors critical concerns, utilizing comprehensive expertise to shape creative thoughts and principles.
• They handle programme success and future notions, decide on initiatives affecting strategic targets, build networks, and are identified as a thought leader.
• Partnering both within and outside International activities is critical for delivering corporate targets.

Proficiency & Shape:

• Make decisions that significantly effect the Center’s capability to attain its targets and support to the company’s purpose.
• Shape the Center’s positioning as a thought leader and market influencer.
• Foster creativity and promote long-term alliances to improve FHI 360’s worldwide footprint.
• Serve as an within and outside the organization high-visibility specialist and spokesperson for FHI 360’s project sample on specified technical zones dealing with BGCs.
• Align the 3-Year Asset Mobilization Strategy for BGC with the Center’s 3-year Business Strategy to guarantee strategic consolidation and influential results.

Partnership & Engagement:

• Engage with top level management, senior leaders, and primary stakeholders.
• Develop strategic collaborations critical to the Center’s success.
• Navigate multifaceted perspectives and participant interests to build teamwork and lead influential results.
• Recognize and establish new cooperative strategic collaborations with funders, government entities, and primary stakeholders.
• Build FHI 360’s reputation and credibility through outreach and market reputation improvement.
• Produce official networks with key decision-makers.
• Serve as an external spokesperson for the company.

At least Credentials:

Bsc or its international equivalent in Expertise/Information Solutions, Communications, Education, Environment, Health, Conductual, Life/Community-related Sciences, International Development, Human Development, or a relevant field. At least 15 years associated expertise, coordinating nonprofit programs and technical dispatch in international development settings; 12 years and a MSC; 9 years and a PhD; or equivalent integration of applicable education and expertise to execute work tasks productively.

Qualifications:

Accreditation qualifications may differ relying on the specific priority sector of the Center.

Preferred Credentials:

MSC or its International Equivalent in a relevant field. We greet applicants possessing applicable qualifications or their international equivalents, underscoring their commitment to superiority in nonprofit international development and associated fields which includes international development, strategic management, or associated zones.

Commute:

Commute qualifications may differ but could engage up to 40%, relying on project needs and worldwide relation qualifications, encompassing both international and domestic commute.

Typical Physical Needs:

Typical work setting. Constantly uses a computer and other workspace productivity machinery, which includes a calculator, copy machine, and computer printer. Must be capable to remain in a stationary role 50% of the time.

Tech:

Computer/Laptop, Microsoft applications (i.e., Workspace 365, SharePoint, Skype/Zoom/Teams), cell phone/mobile tech, and standard workspace tools.