Advocacy and Business Development Manager NGO Jobs – AIDS Information Centre (AIC)

Advocacy and Business Development Manager NGO Jobs – AIDS Information Centre (AIC)

Job Title:   Advocacy and Business Development Manager

Organisation: AIDS Information Centre (AIC)

Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda

Reports to: Director of Planning and Programs

About US:

AIDS Information Centre (AIC) is a national Non-Governmental Organization committed to improving the quality of life of orphans and other vulnerable children.

Job Summary:  The Advocacy and Business Development Manager will take charge of and coordinate the advocacy, public relations, business development and resource mobilisation functions of AIC; and to ensure that AIC has in place appropriate strategies and programs for these functions, and that they are effectively implemented.

Key Duties and Responsibilities: 

  • Up-to-date policies, strategies and guidelines available for AIC’s advocacy, business development, research and information functions
  • Plans and budgets available as necessary for carrying out AIC’s advocacy, business development, research and information functions
  • Proposals for support to AIC formulated and submitted to prospective development partners
  • Resources solicited for implementation of AIC’s advocacy, business development, research and information programs
  • Define strategic positioning, brand architecture, communication strategy and overall business plan integration for the program
  • Manage relationships with government and state levels to ensure alignment of AIC communications strategy with government priorities and implementation of strategy
  • Adequate resources mobilised for implementation of AIC programs
  • Proposals prepared for AIC to engage in new programs
  • Implementation of AIC’s advocacy, business development, research and information programs well carried out, supervised and coordinated
  • Design and execute innovative on-ground community engagement activities like activations, product launches, road shows, events, etc.
  • Strategic advocacy issues arising from AIC operations followed up
  • Awareness created among the communities, other organisations and general public, of the availability of AIC services and the need to utilise and support them
  • IEC and BCC strategies for AIC effectively promoted, disseminated and implemented
  • Partnerships and networking established and maintained with appropriate institutions
  • AIC image effectively promoted
  • Adequate awareness existing among AIC staff and the Board on the importance of good customer care and public relations
  • Information resources required for AIC services adequately available, well managed and effectively utilised
  • Information pertaining to HIV and AIDS, and other related conditions, effectively availed to interested parties through the AIC resource centres and other appropriate dissemination channels
  • Publications on AIC programs and best practices prepared and disseminated
  • Appropriate behaviour change communication strategies in place, and effectively implemented
  • AIC annual general meetings effectively organised
  • Research themes identified and related programs developed
  • AIC staff sensitised on the need to engage in research work
  • Collaborative research work carried out with other institutions
  • AIC research activities well-coordinated and effectively evaluated
  • Research findings appropriated documented and disseminated
  • Reports on advocacy, public relations, business development, resource mobilisation, information management and research activities periodically submitted to top management

Qualifications, Skills and Experience: 

  • The applicant must hold a Bachelor’s degree in in Development studies, Social sciences, Mass communication, Public Health, psychology , Post graduate training in Project planning and Management is added advantage from UMI.
  • Six years’ experience in advocacy-related work, two of which should be at senior level in HIV/AIDS support services
  • Four years of working experience in planning, monitoring and evaluation in local government sector.
  • Proposal Writing skills and experience
  • Demonstrated ability to provide technical support to project implementation.
  • Should have communication, analytical and negotiation skills.
  • A team player and an effective training facilitator

NB: Applicants should clearly state their Salary requirements in their motivation letters.

How to Apply:

All candidates should send their applications clearly stating salary expectations in the cover letter with an updated CV (with 3 referees 1 of whom should have been your direct supervisor), and copies of academic qualifications/certificates addressed to:

The Human Resource,

AIDS Information Centre – Uganda

Plot. No. 1321.Block 12

Mengo – Kisenyi

P.O. Box 10446 Kampala.

Email to: recruitment@aicug.org

Deadline: 1st July 2019 by 5:00pm

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