At Aceli Africa, incentives are our strategic lever for supporting private-sector lending to agricultural small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The Product Team plays a critical role in managing these financial incentives, ensuring that lender-submitted loans align with our impact criteria and working with our external treasury team to facilitate quarterly incentive payments to qualifying lenders. The Manager of Incentive Operations will be responsible for optimising and improving Aceli Africa's end-to-end loan review and incentive payment processes. This role demands a strategic approach to standardising workflows and leveraging data and technological solutions to enhance Aceli’s product incentive operations.
Key responsibilities;
Effective Team Leadership
Maximizing Systems
Effective Process Management
Continuous Improvement & Data-Driven Decision Making
Aceli is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage all qualified applicants to apply.
Interested candidates should submit a one-page cover letter, expressing their interest and qualifications for the role, along with an updated CV by Friday, March 14th, 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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