Experienced INGO Grants Manager looking for employment
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I recently moved to Phnom Penh and am looking for employment. I am looking for short or long-term work opportunities. My CV is available for anyone interested.
I have strong experience in the INGO sector; I have previous work experience with the International Federation of the Red Cross, the British Red Cross, ActionAid and Mercy Corps.
My keys skills/experience include:
- Proven ability to raise funds from institutional donors and corporations - I personally secured £2million from UKAID for one project (fundraised over £10million with team for one project).
- Skilled at designing and managing proposal development processes.
- Excellent grant manager - experience of managing complex project budgets of up to £50million.
- Substantial experience of designing and implementing grant management systems.
- Experience of designing and delivering training courses to build capacity.
I have proven my ability to work effectively overseas. To date I have worked in Thailand, Haiti. Zimbabwe and Johannesburg. I am looking forward to commencing work in Cambodia.
I can be contacted through this fourm. I am available to start work immediately.
Hi Davidson
We are currently looking for consultants to join our team at www.odi-asia.org to work on projects, as and when needed, based on your skills matching the project requirements that we bid on.
We are also in the process of recruiting board members, this will help to develop your profile locally and you would have the chance to network at a high level. I have just recruited several high level professionals from various countries and we aim to hold our first meeting in June.
I would grateful if you could send me a copy of your CV and I will contact you thereafter to arrange an appointment so we could discuss how we may be able to help each other.
Kind Regards,
Gary.
Mr. Gary John, M.Sc.
Advisor/ Project Manager
Mobile: 0 89 33 96 37
E-mail: advisor3 [at] odi-asia [dot] org
Website: www.odi-asia.org
Skype: garyj69
www.linkedin.com: Gary John
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