About the National Competitiveness Council of Nigeria(NCCN)
The National Competitiveness Council of Nigeria (NCCN) is a public-private sector initiative approved by President Goodluck Jonathan as part of the national transformation agenda. Under the leadership of the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment with support from The Tony Elumelu Foundation and other partners, the objective of the NCCN is to research, promote, implement, and monitor a key set of reforms and policies that are essential to improving Nigeria’s ranking on the Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) and Doing Business Index, as well as improving Nigeria’s long term competitiveness on a deeper local level.
In addition to implementing the critical policies and reforms, the Council will complement the implementation approach with an on-going monitoring and assessment approach. The NCCN will be governed by a board consisting of private, public, and social sector actors and a secretariat which will maintain intellectual independence from the board.
In addition to implementing the critical policies and reforms, the Council will complement the implementation approach with an on-going monitoring and assessment approach. The NCCN will be governed by a board consisting of private, public, and social sector actors and a secretariat which will maintain intellectual independence from the board.
Position Summary
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) will be the pioneering leader of the NCCN, and will be primarily focused on launching and leading the efforts of the secretariat to achieve the council’s goals by: enhancing implementation through monitoring and evaluation; influencing policymaking with quantitative evidence and analysis; and fostering dialogue between the public and private sectors.
The position will be based in Lagos, Nigeria and will report to a high calibre board with representatives from the public and private sector.
Remuneration will be competitive within the international development sector.
Interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter to careers@tonyelumelufoundation.org stating “National Competitiveness Council of Nigeria CEO” in the subject field. Closing date for all applications is Friday, January 11, 2013.
The position will be based in Lagos, Nigeria and will report to a high calibre board with representatives from the public and private sector.
Remuneration will be competitive within the international development sector.
Interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter to careers@tonyelumelufoundation.org stating “National Competitiveness Council of Nigeria CEO” in the subject field. Closing date for all applications is Friday, January 11, 2013.
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