Outsourcing no Brasil.Informacoes adicionaisPublicado:20 de julho de 2012Tipo: Tempo integral Experiencia: Pleno-seniorFuncoes: Vendas Setores: Servicos financeiros, Varejo, Bancos Remuneracao:Acimada media de mercadoCodigo da vaga:3427670Acesse http://www.linkedin.com/jobs?viewJob=&jobId=3427670&trk=jobs_jig_jobsASSOCIATE DIRECTOR COSTA RICAAssociateDirector - Institutional Development (based in San Jose, Costa Rica)Habitat for Humanity International - San Jose (Brasil)Descricao da vagaHabitat for Humanity International (HFHI) is currently seeking a seasonedprofessional to serve as the Associate Director of Institutional Development(ID.) This key position is responsible for management of the programdevelopment team, reports directly to the Director Institutional Developmentand also acts on behalf of the Director, as assigned. The program developmentteam is responsible for coordinating Latin America/Caribbean Area Office(LAC-AO) support and services toward the growth and development of the existingHabitat national programs in the region, consistent with HFHI standards andstrategic goals towards sustainably serving more families. The position will bebased in San Jose, Costa Rica and may involve up to 30% travel throughout theregion.At the same time, this position will contribute to the development andimplementation of strategies to strengthen programmatic and managementcapacities in the LAC-AO and Habitat network. The ID program development teamacts as the first point of contact between HFHI and country programs in thefield and enables strategic and innovative program expansion through healthyorganizational growth, effective consultation on strategic managementoperational implementation.RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE POSITION:Works closely with Area Vice President and AO Directors to determine, apply andmonitor HFHI and LAC strategic directions and targets in the LAC-AO and HFHnational programsManages and seeks continual improvement of Institutional Developmentdepartment's program development function with respect to effective &efficient coordination of Area Office support and services to Habitat nationalprograms (national organizations and branches)Supervises and provide leadership and direction to ID program development teamincluding program development managers and process analystsFacilitates development of strategic and operational plans for nationalprograms in alignment with LAC and HFHI global Strategic planSupports the project management and resource development functions todevelopment and respond to fundraising opportunities including grant proposalsManages HFH personnel in assigned countries where applicableServes as coordination link between HFHI (HQ, LAC Area Office, LAC AreaSpecialists) and as assigned, in-country organizations / partnersCompetencias e experiencias desejadasMaster's Degree (preferably in Development or a business related program)Between 6-10 years' experienceSolid knowledge and experience in the field of NGOs, development, governanceKnowledge and experience in project design, management and Business modelingskillsOperational and financial management skills a mustBoard development skills and capacityQualitative and quantitative analytical skillsCoaching/consultancy/advisory skillsHuman resources management skill and knowledgeFluent in English and Spanish (both spoken and written); knowledge of French orPortuguese preferredUnderstanding of and working experience in the Latin America and Caribbeanregion as well as its cultural/social/political environmentExcellent interpersonal skills, including negotiation and management throughinfluenceAbility to work independently and without close supervisionDescricao da empresaIn 1979, Habitat for Humanity opened its doors in Guatemala, the first countryin Latin America and the second country outside of the United States (after theDemocratic Republic of Congo). Some thirty years later, some 30,000 houses havebeen built in Guatemala and the organization has touched the lives of manypeople across the region.From any point of view, Habitat for Humanity in Latin America and the Caribbeanis a story of success. More than 100,000 families, in over 20 countries, havebeen