Subject: Job: Chiefs of Party in Baku & Tbilisi
From: Cameron Bushnell (CBUSHNELL@cdc.org)
Date: Thu Jul 15 1999 - 17:14:20 EDT
Jobs at Citizens Democracy Corps
CHIEF OF PARTY, BAKU, AZERBAIJAN
Citizens Democracy Corps, a not-for-profit organization that utilizes
business volunteers to support free market development and democratic growth
in transitioning countries around the world, seeks a Chief of Party for a
two-year commitment to head a new program based in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Reporting directly to CDC's Washington-based Chief Operating Officer, the
COP will set up CDC's office in Baku; hire local staff, and start a program
aimed at creating better qualified Azerbaijan companies to supply foreign
oil companies; provide senior-level USAID liaison and overall quality
control; ensure the project team has access to corporate resources; be
responsible for cooperative agreement negotiations and performance
oversight; and ensuring that local staff work effectively. The COP is
ultimately responsible for CDC meeting contract deliverables in compliance
with USAID regulations.
Requires: MBA or Masters degree plus 5 to 10 years business and/or
international relations or development experience; prior experience managing
USAID or other donor-funded assistance; demonstrated significant management
and leadership experience in a results-oriented program; budget and
financial management experience; excellent oral and written communication
skills; ability to live and work under challenging conditions. Knowledge of
regional languages, background in reading financial statements, accounting
are pluses. Send resume with cover letter and references to Wally Freese or
Cameron Bushnell, Attn: COP-Azerbaijan, CDC, 1400 Eye Street, NW, Suite
1125, Washington, DC 20005, by August 2, 1999. No telephone calls please.
CHIEF OF PARTY, TBILISI, GEORGIA
Citizens Democracy Corps, a not-for-profit organization that utilizes
business volunteers to support free market development and democratic growth
in transitioning countries around the world, seeks a Chief of Party for a
one year commitment to head a new program based in Tblisi, Georgia.
Duties: Reporting directly to CDC's Washington-based Chief Operating
Officer, the COP will work in the offices of CDC's local partner
organization and be responsible for senior-level USAID liaison and overall
quality control; work with the Director of the local partner organization to
develop the director and staff to manage the program independently in the
future; ensure the project team has access to corporate resources; have
responsibility for cooperative agreement negotiations and performance
oversight with ultimate responsibility for CDC meeting contract deliverables
in compliance with USAID regulations.
Requires: MBA or Masters degree plus 5 to 10 years business and/or
international relations or development experience; prior experience managing
USAID or other donor-funded assistance programs; demonstrated significant
management and leadership experience in a results-oriented program; budget
and financial management experience; excellent oral and written
communications skills; ability to live and work under challenging
conditions. Knowledge of regional languages, background in reading
financial statements, accounting are pluses. Send resume with cover letter
and references to Wally Freese or Cameron Bushnell, Attn: COP-Georgia, CDC,
1400 Eye Street, NW, Suite 1125, Washington, DC 20005, by August 2, 1999.
No telephone calls please.
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