The Business Operations Director will lead and manage the departments of Sales, Logistics and Supply Chain for PSI Angola, with about twenty employees. The areas of responsibility will include, but will not be limited to Sales, Logistics (including warehousing and management of PSIs fleet, IT and assets) and Supply chain. Line management responsibilities include the Logistics Manager, Supply Chain Manager and the Sales Coordinator.

RESPONSIBILITES: Duties include, but are not limited to:

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