New Vacancies at East African Business Council (EABC) October 2026, The East African Business Council (EABC) is the regional apex body of private sector associations and corporates in the East African Community. Established in 1997, EABC advances private sector-led growth by promoting a
conducive business environment, regional trade and investment. EABC represents business interests across the eight EAC Partner States and holds Observer Status in EAC policy formulation and decision-making processes.
Position: NATIONAL LIAISON OFFICER – TANZANIA
Reports to Head of Membership and Commercial Duty station Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Work base EABC National Focal Point Office Travel Tanzania & EAC as required.
Employment Full-time, performancedriven appointment
2. Purpose of the Position
The National Liaison Officer (NLO) – Tanzania will serve as EABC’s country-level focal point for membership development, collections, retention, member engagement and stakeholder relations in Tanzania.
The NLO will work from the EABC National Focal Point Office in Dar es Salaam and coordinate closely with the EABC Secretariat in Arusha.
The position is performance-driven and is intended for a results-oriented professional who can strengthen EABC’s visibility and member value in Tanzania, convert prospective members into paid-up members, follow up renewals and arrears, capture business issues for advocacy, and maintain strong relationships with the private sector, Government institutions, regulators and development partners.
3. Key Responsibilities
A. Membership Collections, Recruitment and Retention
• Drive membership fee collections, renewals and arrears recovery in Tanzania, with clear account-level
actions and payment timelines.
• Recruit new members from priority sectors, including Transport & Logistics, Agribusiness, Banking and Financial Services, Manufacturing, ICT and Digital Economy, Energy, Tourism and Hospitality, Construction and Real Estate, Professional Services, and other businesses with regional operations across East Africa.
• Maintain and actively manage a qualified prospect and priority-account pipeline, ensuring timely follow-up on leads, renewals and arrears.
• Strengthen member retention by maintaining regular engagement with existing members and ensuring timely onboarding of new paid-up members.
B. Member Value, Engagement and Advocacy
• Capture member concerns, non-tariff barriers, regulatory challenges and business opportunities, and
coordinate follow-up with relevant EABC technical teams.
• Provide members with regular updates on issues raised and demonstrate value through EABC advocacy, policy dialogue, networking and business-support platforms.
• Leverage Central Corridor engagements, High level forums, CEO dialogues, roundtables and other EABC platforms to support recruitment, retention and membership collections.
C. Stakeholder Engagement and Country Representation
• Maintain strong working relationships with EABC members, the National Focal Point, private-sector
organisations, Government institutions, regulators, development partners, chambers and business
associations.
• Represent EABC in relevant national meetings and stakeholder engagements and promote EABC’s regional private-sector mandate.
• Identify partnership, sponsorship and commercial opportunities and coordinate follow-up with the
Membership and Commercialisation Manager and relevant Secretariat teams.
• Support mobilisation and coordination of EABC national and regional activities in Tanzania.
D. Systems, Reporting and Performance Discipline
• Maintain an accurate Tanzania member register, arrears list, renewal calendar, prospect pipeline and
engagement records.
• Participate in weekly membership performance reviews and provide updates on collections, renewals,
recruitment and priority accounts.
• Submit the monthly Tanzania country scorecard by the third working day of the following month, supported by evidence and reconciled collection figures.
• Maintain proper records of engagements, commitments and follow-up actions and provide management updates as required.
• Perform any other duties relevant to the successful delivery of EABC’s mandate as assigned by the
Membership and Commercialisation Manager or Executive Director.
4. Minimum Qualifications and Experience
• Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business Administration, Commerce, Economics, Social Sciences, International Trade, Public Policy or another relevant field.
• At least five years of relevant professional experience in membership development, business development, sales, account management, collections, private-sector engagement or a closely related field.
• A demonstrable record of meeting membership, sales, revenue or collection targets. Applicants should clearly state relevant targets managed and results achieved.
• Experience working with companies, business membership organisations, chambers, associations, Government institutions, development partners or public-private dialogue platforms.
• Good knowledge of the Tanzania private-sector landscape, EAC integration, cross-border trade and investment issues.
• Strong competence in spreadsheets, CRM or database management, pipeline tracking, digital collaboration tools and management reporting.
• Excellent written and spoken English and Kiswahili.
• Only Tanzanian nationals are eligible to apply.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit the following in English:
1. A cover letter clearly demonstrating suitability for the role and highlighting specific membership, sales, revenue or collections achievements.
2. A detailed curriculum vitae stating current position, email address, telephone contacts and three professional referees.
3. Copies of relevant academic, professional certificates and National ID.
Send applications to: procurement@eabc-online.com cc director@eabc-online.com
Email subject: Application – National Liaison Officer – Tanzania
Deadline: Sunday, 11 October 2026 at 5:00 p.m. East Africa Time
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
EABC is an equal opportunity employer. Recruitment is based on merit and without discrimination.
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