Business Development Director
Afreximbank
Business Development Director
Afreximbank
Multilateral bank for African trade
Afreximbank · Kigali, Rwanda · Temporary · Posted 2026-09-28
Workplace: on_site
Department: African Export Import Bank
The Business Development Director is responsible for driving growth, market expansion, and strategic partnerships for AQAC Holding Company through structured sales, marketing and key account development activities. This role focuses on identifying new opportunities, strengthening client relationships, and positioning AQAC as Africa’s leading provider of laboratory and quality assurance services. The Business Development Director will work closely with the CEO, Finance Director, and subsidiary leaders to deliver sustainable revenue growth and enhance AQAC’s market presence across the continent.
Key Responsibilities
Strategic Growth & Market Expansion
Client Acquisition & Relationship Management
Partnerships & Alliances
Innovation & Service Development
Financial & Strategic Contribution
Leadership & Team Development
· Proven experience as Business Development Director, Head of Sales, or senior executive in TIC, healthcare, industrial services, or related sectors.
· Strong track record in market expansion, client acquisition, and partnership development.
· Excellent negotiation, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
· Deep understanding of African markets and global business practices.
· Advanced degree in Business Administration, Marketing, or related field.
· Professional certifications in business development, sales, or project management are desirable.
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Multilateral bank for African trade
Afreximbank is a multilateral financial institution that finances trade within Africa and between African businesses and overseas markets. It lends directly to exporters and importers and channels financing through banks, with guarantees and letters of credit supporting cross-border transactions. Its mandate also covers export development, trade research and payment arrangements that make it easier for African goods and services to reach buyers. The bank is financed through shareholder capital and borrowing, with African states, public institutions and private investors participating in its governance. Established by agreement in 1993, Afreximbank is headquartered in Cairo, Egypt.
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