We are currently recruiting for an organisation well rounded in Agro products and is based in the heart of Lagos, Nigeria. We are in search of a Agric Business Development Manager.

Requirements
• Possess a first degree in agricultural economics/Agric Sci.
• Possess a minimum of 5 years proven track record in agribusiness development
• Have a good knowledge of Project Management
• Have excellent communication skills (oral and written) and negotiation skills
• Be strong in research and analytical skills
• Have advanced report writing and presentation skills
• Have excellent interpersonal/networking skills
• Have good personal judgement, initiative, creativity and maturity
• Be able and willing to travel widely within Nigeria away from Job Location
• Be versatile with Microsoft office tools
• Ability to work under minimum supervision
• Ability to drive and must possess a valid driving license.
• Language capabilities: Fluent in majors local dialects especially Hausa an added advantage.

Responsibilities:
• Demonstrable knowledge of Agri-business Value Chain Financing
• Provide sales force and Marketing Team with more clarity and insights on Nigerian agriculture, crop protection and seeds market industry.
• Knowledge in researching, managing/monitoring and reporting on agri-business investment portfolio
• Ability to provide solid technical, operational and market development insight to clients Experience in performing statistical analysis,
modeling and valuation of products
• Ability to classify and identify agricultural products starting from the seedlings to crops.
• Collect market and crops data
• Sound knowledge of agric products and commodities markets and asset performance

Interested Candidates should forward a MICROSOFT WORD COPY of their recent CV to easycalloutsourcing@gmail.com with the specific Job Title on the SUBJECT BAR on or before Wedneday, April 26,2017
Only shortlisted Candidates will be contacted.

October?? When then would shortlisting begin? Next year?

LOL

So sorry. its a current job. Typographical problem. Thanks for the correction