Non Executive Board Members at Tanzania Portland Cement Company (TPCC)

Our client, Tanzania Portland Cement Company (TPCC), a subsidiary of the Heidelberg Cement Group,


Is seeking to appoint two (MINORITY) NON-EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS to be a part of Its Board of

Directors mandated to provide ethical governance, oversight and direction through strategic

decisions for the benefit of Its shareholders and
stakeholders.
The incumbent will serve fpr a period of three (3) years, and be required to physically attend up

to three Board Meetings annually. This position Is open to Tanzanian Nationals only:

ROLE SUMMARY:

• Contribute to matters involving Strategic I Corporate Performance \ Risk Management | Financial Controls | Dividend Policies | Management Accountability | Governance & Compliance.

• Defend Minority Shareholder Interests"

• Be aware of, and bring insights on the Tanzanian SOCiO F onomic, environmental, policies and related, issues.

• Bring Strong Business acumen and generally add value to the Company's business.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• University Degree, along with minimum 6 of years of solid work specialization part of which is at leadership level 
• MBA would be a definite asset. 
• Prior experience of having served on a Board Of a Tanzania and or board of a DSE-Listed Tanzanian company will be a definite advantage and receive preffered consideration 
• Fluency in English language, both written and verbal articulation is necessary 

APPLICATION INSTRUCTION 
Qualified serious candidates will submit applications with the following documents by e mail with 

subject line starting: "APPLICANT; (MINORITY) "NON-EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBER"

1. Latest detailed Curriculum vitae in Word format
2. Motivational cover letter - In Word format
3. Copy of Citizenship identity
4. Passportsize scanned photograph
5. Undertaking that there are no contractual obligations restricting applicant from assuming an

external guard membership role.
E-mail: info.talent@rkconsulting.org

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST AND APPLICATION

Source: Daily News 19 April 2016