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Country Lead

Green.Earth

NanyukiSenior · Not statedDeadline not published by employerChecked 12 Nov 2026
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About this role

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Role overview

Green.Earth is hiring a Country Lead to manage their complex multi-division operation in Nanyuki, Laikipia County. This role suits an experienced executive with a strong background in agriculture, land restoration, carbon projects, or rural development who can lead large teams and deliver consistent results.

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What you will do

  • Lead and coordinate seven divisions to operate as a unified team.
  • Review weekly performance and identify key obstacles to delivery.
  • Resolve operational challenges or delegate them appropriately.
  • Manage conflicts between divisions and document decisions.
  • Approve budgets, resource allocation, and hiring within authority.
  • Halt any activity that risks the mission, people, or compliance.
  • Report clearly and honestly to head office, escalating decisions beyond authority.
  • Translate strategic direction into operational priorities for division heads.
  • Develop strong division leaders and ensure proper escalation.
  • Build and scale a high-performing outgrower system across regions.
  • Own farmer network performance and delivery outcomes.
  • Establish processes for onboarding, training, and monitoring farmers.
  • Lead local field teams and implementation partners.
  • Ensure operational consistency across multiple locations.
  • Maintain relationships with farmer groups and community stakeholders.
  • Contribute to improving field operations and program design.

Requirements

  • Proven experience leading complex, multi-team operations at country, regional, or multi-division level, preferably in agriculture, agroforestry, carbon, land restoration, or rural development.
  • Experience managing large teams and extensive smallholder or community networks.
  • Hands-on operational approach focused on execution and delivery.
  • Experience managing budgets, resources, and cross-functional coordination.
  • Ability to independently solve problems in fast-moving, complex environments.
  • Honest and clear communicator who reports results accurately.
  • Strong leadership skills with ownership and decision-making capability.
  • Good knowledge of Kenya's agricultural and community landscape, including government and regulatory stakeholders.
  • Fluency in English; Swahili language skills are a strong advantage.

Benefits

The role offers a competitive salary based on experience and exposure to large-scale international projects. It provides direct involvement in impactful land restoration and nature-based projects with smallholder farmers and local communities.

How to apply

Apply through the employer's official contact. The employer has not published a closing date.

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