Strategy Specialist Vacancy at IT Horizons Limited

Position Title: Strategy Specialist.

Job Station: Lagos State.

INTRODUCTION:-

Strategy Specialist job opportunity is available at IT Horizons Limited for individuals who possess Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Statistics or other related field.

Job Summary

• As a strategy specialist, you will conduct business research to validate the identification and justification of key strategic initiatives. You will manage department level strategic initiatives, present progress updates and summaries at various strategy meetings.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:-

• Research and analyze market conditions, industry trends, leading and lagging indicators, competitive dynamics and disruptive forces in support of the organization’s strategy
• Provide frequent communication and collaboration with various departments on focus projects and products
• Analyze data to substantiate key business strategic alignment initiative
• Vet, scope and manage department strategic initiatives to drive alignment across the organization. Also responsible for presenting progress at strategy team meetings
• Design all content and materials and drive effective and timely ongoing strategic communications
• Collaborate with cross functional teams to ensure strategic projects are on track and success is measured

DESIRED EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION:-

• Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Statistics or other related field
• Minimum of five (5) years’ experience in related role
• Strategic, analytical and problem-solving skills
• Organized with experience identifying all process flow steps for strategic project execution- Preferred

Apply Before:-

31st January, 2021.

INTERESTED?

Interested and qualified candidates should send their Application to: career@ithorizonsng.com using job role as the email subject

WHO IS IT Horizons Limited?

IT Horizons Limited – A system integrator and Application ICT Company with a clear focus in technology enabled solutions and professional services