Ubulu Africa is a digital innovation hub committed to driving impactful digital innovation across Africa. With a focus on venture building and ecosystem building, Ubulu Africa endeavours to catalyze economic empowerment and sustainable development by fostering collaboration between innovators, startups, corporate organisations, academic institutions, and gov...
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The Programme Manager is responsible for leading the design and execution of high-impact innovation programmes that support startups, small businesses, corporates, academia, and government agencies across Africa. This role covers the full lifecycle of programme delivery from conceptualization and planning to implementation, monitoring, and reporting. The Programme Manager builds strong relationships with entrepreneurs, innovators, and partners, ensuring alignment with Ubulu Africa’s strategic objectives and those of its stakeholders. Success in this role requires excellent leadership, stakeholder management, attention to detail, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment.
What you will do
Design and deliver programmes aligned with Ubulu Africa’s strategy in collaboration with the Programme Director.
Apply design thinking, project management, and legal/policy compliance in programme development.
Oversee planning and execution—timelines, milestones, events, partnerships, publicity, vendors, and risk management.
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