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  • Posted: Jan 27, 2026
    Deadline: Not specified
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  • Our primary objective is to meet both the needs of our client and to exceed their expectations. We offer a broad range of services, tailored to our client specification with full confidentiality.
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    Finance Business Partner

    Summary

    • The Finance Business Partner is responsible for ensuring sound financial management, donor compliance, and strategic financial support across all programme components.
    • The role exists to bridge finance and programme delivery, enabling effective planning, budget control, financial reporting, and informed decision-making.
    • The position plays a critical role in safeguarding donor funds while supporting programme teams to achieve results efficiently and transparently.

    Key Responsibilities
    Financial Planning, Budgeting & Analysis:

    • Lead programme budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning processes.
    • Provide financial analysis and insights to support programme design and implementation.
    • Monitor budget utilisation and expenditure against approved budgets.
    • Support programme teams with cost planning and financial decision-making.

    Donor Financial Management & Reporting:

    • Ensure full compliance with donor financial rules, grant agreements, and reporting requirements.
    • Prepare and review financial reports for donors, management, and oversight bodies.
    • Coordinate financial inputs for donor reviews, audits, and evaluations.
    • Maintain accurate financial records in line with donor and organisational standards.

    Grant Compliance & Controls:

    • Ensure robust financial controls and segregation of duties are in place.
    • Monitor grant compliance risks and recommend mitigation actions.
    • Support internal and external audits and respond to audit findings.
    • Work closely with procurement and compliance teams to ensure value for money.

    Business Partnering & Advisory:

    • Act as a strategic finance partner to programme leads and managers.
    • Translate financial data into actionable insights for non-finance stakeholders.
    • Support scenario planning and financial risk analysis.
    • Contribute to the continuous improvement of financial systems and processes.

    Educational Qualifications

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or a related discipline.
    • Professional accounting qualification (ACCA, ACA, CPA, or equivalent).

    Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

    • Minimum of 8–10 years’ experience in financial management roles within donor-funded projects or development organisations.
    • Proven experience managing multi-donor budgets and financial reporting.
    • Strong familiarity with donor compliance frameworks and audit requirements.
    • Experience working in complex, multi-stakeholder programme environments.

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    Research Analyst

    Summary

    • The Research Analyst is responsible for conducting in-depth macroeconomic, sectoral, and company-level research to support investment and strategic decision-making across the organisation.
    • The role exists to provide timely, accurate, and well-structured analytical insights that underpin investment recommendations and portfolio strategies.
    • This role serves as a foundational analytical position within the investment function, contributing directly to investment quality and risk management.

    Key Responsibilities
    Market, Sector & Company Research:

    • Conduct macroeconomic and capital market research to identify trends and risks.
    • Perform sectoral analysis and industry mapping across relevant markets.
    • Conduct company-level research, including financial statement analysis and competitive positioning.
    • Monitor economic indicators, policy developments, and regulatory changes.

    Financial Modelling & Analysis:

    • Build and maintain financial models, valuation analyses, and forecasts
    • Support sensitivity analysis and scenario planning
    • Assist in assessing investment viability and downside risks

    Reporting & Knowledge Management:

    • Prepare high-quality research reports, investment notes, and briefing materials.
    • Present research findings to investment teams and senior stakeholders.
    • Maintain research databases, models, and documentation.
    • Support ad-hoc analytical requests across the organisation.

    Collaboration & Continuous Improvement:

    • Work closely with investment managers, portfolio managers, and risk teams.
    • Contribute to the continuous improvement of research methodologies and tools.
    • Stay current with industry best practices and analytical techniques.

    Educational Qualifications

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or a related discipline.

    Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

    • 3–6 years’ experience in research, analysis, or related financial services roles.
    • Demonstrated experience in financial analysis and research reporting.
    • Exposure to investment research, equity research, or economic analysis is preferred.

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    Human Resource Business Partner

    Summary

    • The Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) is responsible for providing strategic and operational HR leadership to support programme delivery, organisational effectiveness, and staff well-being.
    • The role exists to ensure that HR policies, systems, and practices are aligned with programme objectives, donor requirements, and best practices in international development, while serving as a trusted advisor to leadership and staff.

    Key Responsibilities
    Strategic HR Partnering & Workforce Planning:

    • Partner with senior leadership to align people strategy with programme goals.
    • Lead workforce planning, organisational design, and resourcing strategies.
    • Provide HR advisory support on structure, capability needs, and succession planning.
    • Support leadership with change management and organisational development initiatives.

    Talent Acquisition, Development & Performance Management:

    • Lead end-to-end recruitment processes in line with donor and organisational standards.
    • Support onboarding, induction, and probation management.
    • Implement performance management systems aligned with results-based management.
    • Identify learning and development needs and coordinate capacity-building initiatives.

    Employee Relations, Well-being & Safeguarding:

    • Manage employee relations matters in line with labour laws and organisational policies.
    • Promote staff well-being, engagement, and duty of care practices.
    • Support safeguarding, PSEA, and code of conduct compliance.
    • Ensure a safe, inclusive, and respectful work environment.

    HR Policies, Compliance & Governance:

    • Develop, review, and implement HR policies and procedures.
    • Ensure compliance with labour laws, donor requirements, and internal governance standards.
    • Maintain accurate HR records and HRIS systems.
    • Support internal and external audits related to HR and safeguarding.

    Culture, Values & Inclusion:

    • Champion organisational values and inclusive workplace practices.
    • Support diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
    • Advise management on culture-building and team effectiveness.

    Educational Qualifications

    • Master's Degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Psychology, or a related field.
    • Professional certification (e.g., CIPM, SHRM, CIPD) is required; a postgraduate degree is an added advantage.

    Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

    • 8–10 years’ experience in HR roles, preferably within development programmes, NGOs, or donor-funded organisations.
    • Demonstrated experience in HR business partnering or senior HR advisory roles.
    • Strong knowledge of labour laws, safeguarding, and HR governance.
    • Experience working in multicultural and multi-stakeholder environments.

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    Finance Business Partner

    Summary

    • The Finance Business Partner is responsible for ensuring sound financial management, donor compliance, and strategic financial support across all programme components.
    • The role exists to bridge finance and programme delivery, enabling effective planning, budget control, financial reporting, and informed decision-making.
    • The position plays a critical role in safeguarding donor funds while supporting programme teams to achieve results efficiently and transparently.

    Key Responsibilities
    Financial Planning, Budgeting & Analysis:

    • Lead programme budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning processes.
    • Provide financial analysis and insights to support programme design and implementation.
    • Monitor budget utilisation and expenditure against approved budgets.
    • Support programme teams with cost planning and financial decision-making.

    Donor Financial Management & Reporting:

    • Ensure full compliance with donor financial rules, grant agreements, and reporting requirements.
    • Prepare and review financial reports for donors, management, and oversight bodies.
    • Coordinate financial inputs for donor reviews, audits, and evaluations.
    • Maintain accurate financial records in line with donor and organisational standards.

    Grant Compliance & Controls:

    • Ensure robust financial controls and segregation of duties are in place.
    • Monitor grant compliance risks and recommend mitigation actions.
    • Support internal and external audits and respond to audit findings.
    • Work closely with procurement and compliance teams to ensure value for money.

    Business Partnering & Advisory:

    • Act as a strategic finance partner to programme leads and managers.
    • Translate financial data into actionable insights for non-finance stakeholders.
    • Support scenario planning and financial risk analysis.
    • Contribute to the continuous improvement of financial systems and processes.

    Educational Qualifications

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or a related discipline.
    • Professional accounting qualification (ACCA, ACA, CPA, or equivalent).

    Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

    • Minimum of 8–10 years’ experience in financial management roles within donor-funded projects or development organisations.
    • Proven experience managing multi-donor budgets and financial reporting.
    • Strong familiarity with donor compliance frameworks and audit requirements.
    • Experience working in complex, multi-stakeholder programme environments.

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    Business Development Manager

    Summary

    • The Business Development Manager is responsible for driving revenue growth, expanding market presence, and strengthening strategic client and partner relationships across Deutsche Partners’ service offerings.
    • The role exists to ensure a consistent pipeline of qualified opportunities, deepen client engagement, and position the firm competitively within the financial services ecosystem.
    • The successful candidate will balance market hunting and relationship farming, working closely with senior leadership and delivery teams to convert opportunities into long-term client value.

    Key Responsibilities
    Market Development & Opportunity Origination:

    • Identify and develop new business opportunities across target sectors and client segments.
    • Conduct market intelligence and competitor analysis to inform growth strategies.
    • Map prospective clients, intermediaries, and strategic partners.
    • Proactively originate deals and mandate opportunities aligned with the firm’s capabilities.

    Client Relationship & Account Management:

    • Build and manage senior-level relationships with institutional and high-net-worth clients
    • Understand client needs and structure tailored financial solutions
    • Maintain strong client engagement throughout the sales and delivery lifecycle
    • Support client retention and account expansion initiatives

    Deal Structuring & Commercial Execution:

    • Lead or support proposal development, pitching, and negotiations.
    • Coordinate with investment, advisory, legal, and compliance teams to structure viable deals.
    • Support contract negotiations and onboarding processes.
    • Ensure commercial terms align with the firm’s risk and profitability objectives.

    Revenue & Performance Management:

    • Deliver assigned revenue and business development targets.
    • Maintain and manage a structured sales pipeline and CRM records.
    • Prepare periodic business development reports, forecasts, and performance updates.
    • Track conversion rates and recommend improvements to sales strategy.

    Brand Representation & Partnerships:

    • Represent the client at industry events, forums, and client engagements.
    • Develop and manage strategic partnerships that enhance market reach.
    • Support brand positioning within the financial services ecosystem.

    Educational Qualifications

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Marketing, Finance, Economics, or a related field.

    Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

    • 10–12 years’ experience in business development, sales, or client-facing roles within financial services.
    • Proven experience developing and closing high-value institutional or corporate mandates.
    • Strong exposure to capital markets, investment products, or financial advisory services.
    • Demonstrated ability to engage credibly with senior decision-makers.

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    Relationship Officer

    Summary

    • The Relationship Officer is responsible for managing client interactions, supporting relationship managers, and ensuring consistent service delivery across assigned client portfolios.
    • The role exists to strengthen client satisfaction, retention, and revenue growth through effective communication, coordination, and account support.
    • This position serves as a critical interface between clients and internal teams, ensuring that client needs are understood and addressed efficiently.

    Key Responsibilities
    Client Relationship Management:

    • Serve as the primary day-to-day contact for assigned clients.
    • Manage client inquiries, requests, and service issues promptly and professionally.
    • Maintain strong working relationships with clients to support retention and loyalty.
    • Support senior relationship managers in managing key client accounts.

    Account Support & Portfolio Administration:

    • Assist in onboarding new clients and managing account documentation.
    • Maintain accurate client records and documentation in CRM systems.
    • Monitor client portfolios and support reporting and review processes.
    • Ensure compliance with KYC, AML, and internal onboarding requirements.

    Business Support & Cross-Selling:

    • Identify opportunities for cross-selling and upselling relevant products and services.
    • Support the preparation of client proposals, presentations, and reports.
    • Coordinate with internal teams to ensure the timely delivery of client solutions.

    Service Quality & Process Improvement:

    • Ensure service delivery aligns with agreed service standards and SLAs.
    • Escalate client issues appropriately and track resolution outcomes.
    • Contribute to process improvements to enhance client experience.

    Educational Qualifications

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Finance, Economics, or a related field.

    Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

    • 4–7 years’ experience in client relationship, account management, or customer-facing roles within financial services.
    • Familiarity with financial products, services, and client onboarding processes.
    • Experience using CRM systems and client reporting tools.

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    Director of Programmes and Partnerships

    Summary

    • The Director of Programmes & Partnerships is responsible for providing strategic direction, programme governance, and partnership leadership across the entire initiative.
    • The role exists to ensure that all programme interventions are strategically coherent, technically sound, donor-compliant, and impact-driven, while building and sustaining high-level partnerships that enable scale, sustainability, and long-term systems change.
    • The Director will serve as the primary interface with donors, strategic partners, and senior stakeholders, and will be accountable for overall programme performance, credibility, and results.

    Key Responsibilities
    Strategic Leadership & Programme Direction:

    • Provide overall strategic leadership for programme design, implementation, and scaling.
    • Translate the programme’s vision into clear strategic priorities, portfolios, and implementation pathways.
    • Ensure alignment between programme objectives, donor strategies, and national development priorities.
    • Lead adaptive management processes to respond to learning, evidence, and contextual changes.

    Programme Oversight & Delivery:

    • Oversee the end-to-end delivery of all programme components, ensuring quality, coherence, and results.
    • Ensure interventions are grounded in sound market systems and MSME development principles.
    • Provide executive oversight to programme teams, technical leads, and implementing partners.

    Donor Engagement & Partnership Management:

    • Lead and manage high-level relationships with donor agencies, development partners, and funders.
    • Support resource mobilisation, proposal development, and donor negotiations.
    • Ensure compliance with donor agreements, reporting requirements, and governance expectations.
    • Represent the programme in donor reviews, steering committees, and high-level forums.

    Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning & Impact:

    • Ensure robust MEL frameworks are embedded across all programme components.
    • Oversee the use of data and evidence to track results, inform decision-making, and demonstrate impact.
    • Promote a strong learning culture that supports continuous improvement and accountability.
    • Ensure credible reporting of outcomes, outputs, and systemic change indicators.

    Stakeholder Engagement & Ecosystem Building:

    • Build and maintain strategic partnerships with government institutions, private sector actors, and ecosystem stakeholders.
    • Support policy dialogue and institutional strengthening where relevant.
    • Position the programme as a trusted and credible actor within the economic development ecosystem.

    Governance, Risk & Accountability:

    • Ensure strong internal governance, risk management, and fiduciary oversight.
    • Work closely with finance, compliance, and audit functions to uphold donor and organisational standards.
    • Identify and mitigate strategic, operational, and reputational risks.
    • Uphold the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and ethical conduct.

    Educational Qualifications

    • Master's Degree in Development Studies, Economics, Public Policy, Business Administration, or a related field.

    Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

    • 18–20 years’ progressive experience in international development or economic development programmes.
    • Proven experience leading large, donor-funded, multi-stakeholder programmes.
    • Demonstrated experience managing donor relationships and complex partnership arrangements.
    • Strong background in MSME development, entrepreneurship, access to finance, or market systems development.

    Method of Application

    Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications to: vacancies@rhizomeng.com using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.

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