Please find below
open position.
We are trying to
find the best possible candidates to make team stronger.
PROGRAM SUMMARY:
Micro
and small enterprises (MSEs) play a significant role in Indonesia’s economy,
particularly in terms of creating job opportunities and business services. The
‘Strivers’ (entrepreneurs with 2-10 employees) in the business community are
key to the growth and success of MSEs. Despite the large number of micro and
small businesses, their role in economic growth remains low as they are faced
with various constraints, including obtaining formal registration and access to
resources such as loans from financial institutions. In partnership with a financial
institution, Mercy Corps Indonesia (MCI) will implement a program to support the Strivers population in
Indonesia with increased market participation and business development. The
program will be carried out in the city of Malang and throughout Malang
District over a period of 18 months. In its initial stage, the program will
conduct research to understand the constraints and opportunities faced by the Strivers
population and conduct a gap analysis on the needs of the Strivers and the
products/services that are available or are already being used. To achieve the
program objectives, MCI will use a partnership model to implement training and
mentoring, to increase access to the products and services of formal financial
institutions and other resource providers, and to link Strivers to private
sector entities and community business organizations (CBOs) that can enhance
their market access. Considering the locations of the Strivers’ business
activities and MCI’s previous experience in facilitating the access of farmer
entrepreneurs and small business owners to resources, the program will identify
effective delivery channels, including by partnering with extension services
and using digital channels.
By
the end of the program, it is hoped that 2,250 Strivers (approximately 40%
female) will have taken part in the training and mentoring. It is hoped that
1,125 Strivers will have improved access to resources. Of those 1,125 Strivers,
50% will experience business development, increased income, and contribute to
job creation. The program aims to see 280 Strivers experience a sustainable
increase in income.
1. Program Manager
The
Program Manager will be responsible for overall coordination and implementation
of the program, focusing on research on Strivers and rollout of a set of
framework training and mentoring around business development, marketing and
access to finance. S/he will supervise a project team consisting of 5 staff as
well as consultants; and will collaborate closely with the program partners,
particularly with the value chain actors, business development services
providers, financial institutions, and government agencies (local and national).
Qualifications:
- University degree, preferable in social sciences, economics or business development;
- 3+ years’ experience working in development programs with strong emphasis on micro and small enterprises business development and access to finance;
- 3+ years’ experience working as program manager with strong project management skills, including financial management, supervision, and operational management skills;
- Experience working with the private sectors and with government agencies (local and national);
- Knowledge on digital financial services would be an advantage;
- Experience in monitoring and evaluation of program outputs, outcomes and impact (familiarity with quantitative and qualitative measurement methods);
- Computers skills with strong familiarity with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint;
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills in both Bahasa Indonesia and English.
Vacancy will be closed 25 February 2017 and only short listed candidates will be contacted for interview.
We look forward to hearing from those who are
interested in taking this opportunity to grow and develop with us.
Thanks,
Human Resources
Department
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