KPMG Grant/Fund Manager


Key roles and responsibilities
•Support the allocated programme team leaders by managing fund and grant management assignments for various donor programmes from inception, implementation to closure; •Lead and manage fund management teams including grants, finance, procurement and administration staff; •Liaise effectively with programme and technical teams and manage input from technical experts on wider programme management assignments; •Establish and maintain effective working relationships with donors and clients and representation in key programme meetings; •Identify opportunities and develop competitive high quality proposals for programme and grant management opportunities; •Develop new approaches and continuous innovation in grant management processes and systems including conducting review of other fund and grant management programmes; •Develop and deliver relevant internal training programmes; and •Contribute to other relevant internal initiatives relating to IDAS. Qualifications and Experience
•Bachelors degree from a reputable university; •Either of the following professional qualifications: CPA or ACCA or equivalent; •Masters degree in social sciences or development related field will be an added advantage, but not essential; •5 to 8 years work experience in a reputable professional services firm and/or international NGO (of which a minimum of 3 years audit/assurance training is preferred); •Strong experience of project and programme management; •Additional qualifications including CISA, CIA, CFA, IMIS and recognised programme management methodologies and training will be an added advantage; and •Experience of working with donors and civil society organisations at a management level. Skills and Attributes
•Have a robust knowledge of the key components of the project management cycle, ideally including strategic planning and monitoring & evaluation; •Understands risks and related relevant controls primarily in the financial and procurement cycles; •Competency in cash-flow, budgeting, income and expenditure analysis and reporting; •Strong communications skills - liaising with clients, management and staff, in person, by phone or in writing; •Excellent proposal-writing and presentation skills; •Ability to organise and prioritise workload to meet deadlines and resolve conflicting demands; •Ability to work as a member of a team sharing knowledge and providing guidance and technical advice where necessary; •Well developed problem solving abilities and strong analytical skills; •Willingness to travel; •Social confidence and be able to create a strong presence with clients and the KPMG team.
How to apply:
Nationals of IDAS countries mentioned above are highly encouraged to apply.
If your career aspirationsmatch this exciting opportunity, please forward your curriculum vitae giving details of your qualifications and experience quoting the job code listed per job and indicating the country on or before Friday 15 February 2013 to dasrecruit@kpmg.co.ke
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