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Hotel Manager

Hotel Manager

Findojobs South AfricaeMalahleni, Mpumalanga
15 days ago
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Full Job Description A well-established FMCG company is looking for a Corporate Affairs Director. The individual in this role is tasked with evaluating the operational landscape within South Africa. This involves forecasting changes in the environment that may pose commercial risks or present competitive opportunities for the company. They are also responsible for devising and executing strategies and initiatives to mitigate risks and capitalize on competitive advantages. This requires developing a deep understanding of the company's business operations, commercial strategies, and programs, as well as gaining insight into the social, economic, political, and regulatory context in which the company operates. Additionally, they must familiarize themselves with the various interest groups, organizations, and media outlets that influence public opinion in the region. Furthermore, they play a crucial role in managing the internal and external perception of the company's image among employees and the public, and are actively involved in corporate-level negotiations, government relations, and communication with external stakeholders, both governmental and non-governmental.

Duties & Responsibilities Anticipate and assess changes to the company's Operating Environment which create commercial risk and competitive opportunity. Ensure anticipated changes are communicated to the General Manager, local market Excom, and Regional CA&C Lead.Develop, or collaborate with the Market Excom and functional counterparts to design and implement effective strategies and programs to shape the Operating Environment by counterbalancing issues that could negatively impact the business. Aim to minimize commercial risk, secure competitive advantage, and uphold operating freedoms in South Africa.Direct the development of political, regulatory, and media maps identifying influential groups or individuals shaping public and government policy and opinion in South Africa and relevant markets. Cultivate effective relationships with these stakeholders and maintain a solid stakeholder map (national and supra-national). Actively engage in industry associations and other relevant bodies.

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