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Since it was established in 2009, MSI Nigeria has been meeting the sexual and reproductive needs of women. What we do in Nigeria Improving access to services and providing reliable information to women about their family planning options is at the heart of MSI Nigeria’s mission. After opening its first clinic in July 2009 in Abuja, our program...
Location: Abuja, Nigeria
Reporting to: Deputy Country Director
Duration of contract: 2 years (renewable)
Probationary period: 6 months
Overall Responsibility
This role is part of the Programmes Operations Team responsible for the leadership of all demand
creation activities across the programme. Working closely with R, M&E, Programme Managers and
Channel Leads and reporting to the DCD, the DCM analyses the behaviour of MSION's existing and
potential clients and develops cost effective strategies and action plans to ensure value for money on
all demand creation activities through the network of MSION.CMMOs and partners.
Key Responsibilities:
• Leading the development of Demand Creation Strategies.
• Designing and delivering effective training to staff and partners.
• Development of effective marketing materials that provide excellent information in an appropriate format, promoting the brand and boosting client numbers.
• Clear communication to the whole team on progress against strategy and lessons learned.
Interested candidates should apply by email with CV and suitability statement as a single
attachment to recruitment@mariestopes.org.ng not later than Tuesday 2nd September, 2014,
The subject of the email should be the POSITION TITLE/LOCATION and the CV/Suitabilily statement should be saved in the appllcant's full name. Please note that applications that do not meet the above specification will be rejected.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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