Moniepoint, Africaâs all-in-one financial company, has announced a job opportunity for the communication specialist position.
The company disclosed that the individual will help to tell the companyâs story clearly and engagingly while collaborating with the Corporate Affairs team.
The eligible individual will gather and craft content highlighting the companyâs impact. They will also be responsible for developing innovative campaigns, designing fresh content via data insights, and creating pieces for various platforms, including social and media reports.
The company said it seeks someone who can transform facts into engaging narratives that resonate with its audience, breathing life into its mission.
Moniepoint disclosed that the responsibilities include shaping Moniepointâs brand voice and ensuring all content aligns seamlessly with its messaging strategy.
Also, the individual will translate complex issues into compelling and accessible content that speaks to stakeholders, collaborate with internal teams to coordinate and oversee the collection and production of engaging stories and maintain an editorial calendar that showcases a diverse array of stories and content.
Other tasks include asking questions and building rapport with story subjects across teams and external stakeholders, identifying opportunities to gather content from the field and internal audiences to support our editorial strategy and partnering with the Communications and PR teams to develop innovative campaigns and uncover new content possibilities.
The company said successful candidates will receive an attractive salary, pension, health insurance, annual bonus, plus other benefits.
Moniepoint emerged as one of Africaâs fintech unicorns after securing funding from a raft of investors, which includes Google and others.
Interested candidates should click on the link to apply.
TimesNow.com.ng earlier reported that African startups are experiencing a surge in funding as they attract millions of dollars to scale operations, innovate, and expand their reach across the continent and beyond.
From fintech to clean energy, these businesses are transforming industries and addressing critical challenges, often leveraging technology to create impactful solutions.
Investors are increasingly drawn to Africa’s growing market potential, pouring resources into ventures that promise profitability and social impact.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at TimesNow.com.ng.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
