Scheme Trust Secretary Job UoN Pension Scheme

The Trust Secretary will be reporting to the Scheme Administrator in performing his/her duties and responsibilities.

Responsibilities

  • To provide administrative support and service to the secretariat in a professional and timely manner.
  • Provide guidance to the Board of Trustees on the Trustees’ duties and responsibilities and on matters of governance.
  • Ensure the timely preparation and circulation of papers and minutes of the Board of Trustees, committees of the Board and AGM.
  • Maintain and update the register of conflicts of interest.
  • Ensure that the Trustees are aware of the relevant laws relating to the scheme.
  • Facilitate effective communication between the Board of Trustees and other stakeholders.
  • Co-ordinate the evaluations of the performance of the Board of Trustees including the evaluations of the performance of the Chairperson, Individual Trustees and Committees of the Board.
  • Identify any links or duplication in the roles of the committees of the Board of Trustees.
  • Provide feedback on the overall scheme governance and management.
  • Support the scheme administrator in responding to issues and making follow ups on tasks and resolutions allocated at meetings.
  • Provide supportive HR Administrative services.
  • Assist in preparing and maintaining the scheme’s year plan or calendar.
  • Preparations of all documents for Trustees elections.
  • Preparation of Scheme’s newsletter, Scheme booklet and Scheme policies.
  • Handling members queries and complaints.
  • Maintaining Trustees and Staff files.
  • Participate in the meetings of the Board of Trustees as an ex officio member without the right to vote on any of the decision of the board.
  • Undertake any other relevant duties as assigned from time to time.

Academic Qualifications

  • Master’s Degree in Strategic Management, Business Administration, Finance, Economics or any other relevant field from a recognized institution.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Economics, Law, Social Science, Human Resource, Actuarial Science, Insurance, Finance, Accounting or any other relevant field from a recognized institution.

Professional Qualifications

  • Certified Public Secretary (CPS) – a mandatory qualification
  • Other Professional qualification(s) shall be an added advantage.

Experience

  • A minimum of seven (7) years’ work experience in the pension industry with at least three (3) years in senior position.
  • Knowledge and understanding in the following areas:
  • Legal & regulatory framework governing the Kenyan pension industry
  • Liability matching investment strategies
  • Actuarial methods and assumptions
  • Real Estate Investments
  • Finance.
  • Risk Management
  • Understanding of the interplay between funding and investment.
  • Well-grounded understanding of corporate governance;
  • Proven track record on development and implementation of turnaround strategies; and
  • Knowledge of Public Procurement Laws and Regulations.
  • Excellent organizational, analytical and coordination skills;
  • Effective stewardship to serve and safeguard members’ assets;
  • Professionalism and integrity;
  • Efficiency and drive for results.

Key Competencies

  • Ability to manage people, operations and financial resources;
  • Strategic thinker with good commercial acumen;
  • Ability to lead, influence and drive change initiatives in support of business strategies;
  • Ability to communicate complex information effectively;
  • Risk awareness and focus;
  • Excellent interpersonal, management and communication skills

How to Apply

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