As of the end of 2024, Aceli has paid out incentives on over 3,000 loans to more than 40 lenders in its five countries of operation. Aceli leverages a highly customized Salesforce platform to collect lender loan data and determine the eligibility and amount of monthly and quarterly incentive payouts.
Two factors drive the search for this role: i) Aceli plans to double the number of loans for review in 2025 and seeks to streamline both the process and the platform; and ii) lender feedback indicates opportunities to enhance the lender user experience moving forward.
The Associate, Salesforce & Product will: i) work alongside technology partners and the product team on feature development, and ii) implement direct changes to the Salesforce platform.
The ideal candidate will bring a blend of product management and technical expertise. Given the diverse range of internal and external stakeholders, this individual will need to be highly customer-centric—someone who genuinely enjoys solving problems and does so thoughtfully. This role is based in Nairobi, Kenya, or other GMT +3 time zones.
Key Responsibilities:
Aceli is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply.
If you believe you can clearly demonstrate your abilities to meet the relevant criteria for the role, please submit your application with job "Associate, Salesforce & Product" in the subject line. Include your detailed CV, a cover letter outlining your interest in and qualifications for the position, as well as your email address and phone number.
Applications that do not include a cover letter tailored to this position will not be considered. The application deadline is Friday, April 18, 2025. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis.
Aceli Africa is a market-enabling facility that aims to mobilize over $600M in private sector lending for agricultural SMEs in East and Southern Africa by 2025. To achieve this goal, Aceli Africa provides financial incentives to increase the risk appetite of 30+ financial institutions (both global and local) to make loans ranging from USD $25K-$1.5M to inclusive agricultural SMEs while also facilitating technical assistance to expand the ability of high-potential SMEs to qualify for and manage financing. Financial incentives have been designed based on a dataset on the profitability of agri-SME lending that Aceli gathered and analyzed in collaboration with Dalberg Advisors.Aceli launched in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda in September 2020 and is drawing upon learning to date and interest from partners to expand to Zambia in Q4 2023. To date Aceli Africa has secured US$65M in funding commitments, with its work across the region being funded by leading bilateral and philanthropic donors, including the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, IKEA Foundation, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and USAID.
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