Corporate Affairs Analyst at Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG)

JOB OVERVIEW:

• As a Corporate Affairs Analyst at the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, you will play a vital role in managing various aspects of corporate communication, public/private affairs, and stakeholder engagement.
• Your primary objective would be to help the NESG maintain a positive public image, navigate regulatory issues, and build strong relationships with key stakeholders

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Providing analytical support and research to assist the Head of Corporate Services on technical and corporate matters.
• Assisting in maintaining positive relationships with local, national, and global stakeholders critical to the NESG's mission and objectives.
• Assisting in organizing and documenting Board events and meetings, including preparing meeting notices, managing logistics, and assisting with drafting meeting minutes and board papers.
• Supporting in the development and execution of administrative and operational plans aligned with the NESG's strategic goals.
• Contributing to stakeholder management, strategic investment analysis, and participating in corporate communications efforts.
• Identifying procedural and systematic challenges and providing recommendations for solutions.
• Assisting in the preparation of reports and conducting briefings as needed.
• Participating in the development and implementation of corporate planning and statutory compliance initiatives across NESG activities.
• Assisting in reviewing and drafting statutory and regulatory agreements, contracts, and administrative documents.
• Supporting efforts to acquire, engage, and retain corporate members.
• Contributing to enhancing NESG's public relations, corporate image, and reputation management.
• Assisting in the development and implementation of NESG's corporate strategic communications policy.
• Collaborating with NESG stakeholders and staff to support the Onboarding process for individual, corporate members, partners, and employees.
• Contributing to efforts to increase corporate and individual member participation in NESG Policy Commissions Programmes and events.
• Other functions may be assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS:

• A bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Law with prior experience in a legal role, preferably with a focus on corporate or business law. Certification in CIPR/CCGP is an added advantage.
• Proficiency in stakeholder and project management.
• A strong understanding of corporate governance practices and frameworks.
• Strong analytical and research and organisational skills.
• Ability to analyse complex legal documents and provide actionable insights.
• Excellent written and verbal communication and problem-solving skills.
• Strategic Thinking.
• Regulatory Knowledge.
• Research and Analytical Skills