British American Tobacco (www.bat.com) is a
market leading, global organisation with a long, established history and a
bright and dynamic future. Thanks to our people we have continued to deliver
growth and exceed expectations in an increasingly complex and challenging
marketplace.
Our aim is to become the leading tobacco company in each of our markets by providing excellent products with confidence and responsibility expected of global consumer brands.
If you have the talent and motivation to help us succeed you’ll find we are equally committed to helping you reach your full potential too.
We are recruiting to fill the position of:
Our aim is to become the leading tobacco company in each of our markets by providing excellent products with confidence and responsibility expected of global consumer brands.
If you have the talent and motivation to help us succeed you’ll find we are equally committed to helping you reach your full potential too.
We are recruiting to fill the position of:
Job Title: Corporate and Regulatory Affairs Executive
Job Number: 4607BR
Location/City: Lagos
Job purpose and key deliverables
The Job
As a CORA Executive your job will be fun whilst surrounded with a lot of challenges. You will directly support the drive to maximise regulatory knowledge, opportunities and quality of information through the provision of credible fact-based advocacy on Tobacco Control, provide input to the development of regulatory strategy and positions and dissemination of same to the external public through an understanding of the West African Area and International Tobacco Control agenda and maintain an area-wide view of regulatory status while providing directional input to regulatory engagement and external communication.
Your daily responsibilities will be
Job Number: 4607BR
Location/City: Lagos
Job purpose and key deliverables
The Job
As a CORA Executive your job will be fun whilst surrounded with a lot of challenges. You will directly support the drive to maximise regulatory knowledge, opportunities and quality of information through the provision of credible fact-based advocacy on Tobacco Control, provide input to the development of regulatory strategy and positions and dissemination of same to the external public through an understanding of the West African Area and International Tobacco Control agenda and maintain an area-wide view of regulatory status while providing directional input to regulatory engagement and external communication.
Your daily responsibilities will be
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To contribute to business sustainability by supporting efforts
to shape the business environment with relevant information, issue analysis and
advocacy
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Maintain and develop the Regulation Management Tool and the
Stakeholder Engagement Model as key platforms for managing consistency of
regulatory approach across the area
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Directly support the BATN Regulatory Affairs department,
relevant Area CORA Managers and the BATNA CORA team by ensuring that they are
up to date with latest developments on regulatory positions
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Directly support BATN Regulatory Affairs department, relevant
Area CORA Managers and the BATN CORA team with updates on anticipated Tobacco
Control developments as well as immediate response to requests for analysis
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To contribute to the achievement of business objectives by
maximising the opportunities for success in regulatory engagement
·
Set the standard for quality and depth of issue analysis to
advance understanding of regulatory issues around the Region
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To provide advocacy that ensures that engagement is relevant to
tobacco control thinking, both current and future in order to maximise traction
with stakeholders
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To provide area-specific communication content that supports our
regulatory agenda
Your Challenge
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Tobacco Control regulation is one of the major forces shaping
our environment and will play a key role in determining the available profit
pool for the foreseeable future.
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The WHO FCTC has created an inexorable movement towards an ever
tighter regime of tobacco control around the globe.
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This is already creating challenges for the business regarding
the implications of regulation for the wider organisation and the potential
impact on future business strategy.
Her BAT Story
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Working as a CORA Executive has been very tasking as I have to
support my team, my function and the business in driving the regulatory agenda.
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Therefore, I can summarise my role by saying, "supporting
your team could be very challenging, but interesting as you learn more about
people while delivering your business objectives" My take for you is bring
your difference and relish every challenge.
·
Nancy Nwaeze (CORA Executive WAA).
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The role has not only helped me in building my functional
competencies, but also in developing my business leadership capabilities.
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I have also built good relationships with colleagues across the
business.
Essential requirements Are these in your baggage
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Educated to degree level or preferably beyond
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Aptitude for absorbing and applying knowledge to debate cultural
sensitivity
·
Strong research skills – both desk based and potentially in
commissioning research on specific areas
·
Ideally 2 – 3 years’ experience working in political lobbying
research or the tobacco industry or other commercial activity which requires
aptitude for in-depth analysis of issues
·
Cross functional appreciation of the business – marketing,
operations, CORA, finance, legal
·
Attention to detail and Active interest in tobacco and tobacco
control issues will be a plus
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply online
Application Deadline 15th July, 2014
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply online
Application Deadline 15th July, 2014
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