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LJD MANPOWER & SERVICES CAMEROON Ltd is recruiting, as part of the strengthening of its activities in Cameroon and the development of its subsidiaries in Africa, five (05) Country Directors. The selected profiles will first be impregnated within the LJD system in Cameroon before taking office in the subsidiaries concerned. Foreign nationality profiles are welcome for some subsidiaries in West Africa. Missions: In collaboration with the General Management, the incumbent of the position will be responsible for: Representing LJD in the country of assignment and carrying out the strategic vision of the Group; Define and manage the business development plan of the subsidiary; Oversee all HR, administrative, financial and commercial operations; Develop and retain the country’s client portfolio; Manager and lead local teams (HR, sales, finance, operations); Ensure compliance of activities with local regulations and LJD standards; Produce regular activity reports to the General Management; Represent LJD with institutional partners, clients and local authorities; To carry out any other mission entrusted by the General Management.
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