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Responsable commercial H/F
Company: AGL Guinea (Africa Global Logistics)
Education / Qualifications
Contract: Stage | Location: Conakry, Guinea | Training: BAC+3 or BAC+4 | Deadline 2026-11-03
Job description
As part of the strengthening of its Finance Department, AGL Guinea is looking for a Cash Intern to participate in treasury operations, monitoring receipts and disbursements, bank reconciliations and preparation of financial reports.
Main duties
Participate in the monitoring of treasury operations
Monitor receipts and disbursements
Carry out bank reconciliations
Contribute to the preparation of cash reports
Participate in the archiving and filing of financial documents
Candidate profile
Bac+3 to Bac+5 in Finance, Accounting, Management or similar field. Good command of Excel and office tools. Sense of organization and rigor. Spirit of analysis and discretion. Motivation and the desire to learn.
Job overview
Other information
A leader in transport and logistics in Africa, AFRICA GLOBAL LOGISTICS is a major player in logistics and maritime solutions, transport and transit in Guinea. Its main activities include Multimodal Transport, Port Operations and Management of Custom Logistics Projects on behalf of major multinationals operating in various sectors.
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