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An international communications group is looking for a CFO at least 35 years old.


 RESPONSIBILITIES AND MISSIONS
• Define strategic directions in administrative, financial and accounting matters,
• Supervise budgetary operations and analyze the financial situation of the Agency,
• Organize and supervise the maintenance of accounting books and the preparation of financial and accounting balance sheets
• Ensure the availability of financial dashboards that can help the board of directors to make decisions
• Monitor management with external and domestic service providers,
• Organize and supervise the purchasing functions of goods and services,
• Organize and oversee human resources management, contract management and monitoring
• Lead a team spread over several countries,
• Execute under the supervision of the General Manager all the missions entrusted to him and falling within the scope of his qualifications

PROFILE REQUIRED
• Hold a Postgraduate Diploma of Bac +5 level in management, accounting, finance or similar training
• Justify at least eight (8) years of professional experience relevant to a similar position
• Be bilingual (French - English)
• Master the administrative drafting
• Master the financial resources management policy and Accounting
• Mastering Accounting and Financial Techniques
• Mastering Financial Analysis
• Proficient in office software, accounting and tax treatment software
• Be able to produce financial statements and develop a budget
• Be able to analyze the structure of a balance sheet and an income statement
• Have good knowledge of regulatory and prudential ratios
• Know how to anticipate and manage personnel conflicts
• Know how to organize and control the work of employees
• Be able to coordinate a multidisciplinary team;
• Have the analytical and synthesis spirit
• Have a sense of listening and respect for confidentiality;
• demonstrate autonomy, rigor and respect for deadlines;
• Have good interpersonal skills and initiative;
• Know how to manage priorities;
• Be able to do several things at once and manage stress;
• To be methodical, rigorous and of good character.

Filing of applications at ZEPHYR Radio headquarters no later than 09 February 2018.

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