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Upstream & Advisory Manager Manufacturing & Services (M&S)
2026-07-23T19:37:55+00:00
World Bank
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FULL_TIME
Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam
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Tanzania
Banking
Management, Business Operations, Finance, Professional Services, Civil & Government
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MONTH
2026-08-05T17:00:00+00:00
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The Manager will also ensure that upstream and advisory interventions are designed from the outset to support upstream mobilization, including by crowding in partners, sponsors, DFIs, donors and private capital around priority market creation initiatives.

The Manager will oversee a joint Upstream and Advisory team and ensure coordinated delivery across the continuum of IFC operations, including market creation, project development, client preparation, investment support, and portfolio value creation.

Responsibilities or duties

People and Resource Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage the Upstream & Advisory unit and ensure the team is high-performing, collaborative, and aligned with IFC’s strategic priorities.
  • Mentor and develop staff and promote opportunities for professional growth, mobility and continued learning.
  • Actively contribute as a member of the Africa M&S Management Team.
  • Strengthen collaboration among upstream, advisory and investment teams to maximize development impact and business outcomes.
  • Manage resources, budgets, and donor funding efficiently to maximize operational effectiveness.

Strategic Responsibilities

  • Formulate and implement upstream and advisory strategies for the Manufacturing & Services sectors in Africa in coordination with the Regional Industry Director, Regional Industry Managers, WBG Country Representatives and Global Industry teams.
  • Support implementation of IFC country business plans, sector strategies and World Bank Group priorities through upstream and advisory interventions.
  • Lead market creation efforts that expand private sector participation and unlock new opportunities for investment.
  • Identify upstream opportunities with strong potential to mobilize partners, sponsors, donors, DFIs and private capital in support of IFC’s market creation and investment objectives.
  • Embed upstream mobilization considerations into sector strategies, country business plans and priority initiatives, including tourism, gas-for-power, manufacturing competitiveness, value chain development and other high-impact sectors.
  • Develop scalable interventions, including job creation, productivity enhancement, competitiveness, inclusion, climate outcomes, and economic transformation.
  • Advance strategic regional initiatives in tourism, gas-for-power, manufacturing competitiveness, value chain development, and other priority sectors.
  • Leverage IFC’s global sector expertise, product innovation and lessons learned to inform strategy, project design and market creation efforts.
  • Collaborate closely with Global Industry teams to identify emerging trends, replicate successful business models and adapt global best practices to African markets.

Business Responsibilities

  • Enable investment opportunities by incubating high-impact projects, developing new markets, and preparing clients for investment.
  • Lead upstream mobilization efforts by identifying, structuring and advancing opportunities that can attract co-investors, sponsors, donors, DFIs and other partners around IFC-led market creation initiatives.
  • Work with Regional Industry Managers, investment teams and partnerships colleagues to translate upstream engagements into investable opportunities with clear pathways for capital mobilization.
  • Support the development of scalable platforms, programmatic approaches and partnership models that can mobilize resources and private sector participation beyond individual transactions.
  • Enhance investment outcomes through advisory and upstream interventions that improve development impact, operational performance, and sustainability.
  • Improve investment conditions by supporting sector reforms, market development activities, and private sector participation.
  • Deliver measurable development impact through upstream and advisory interventions.
  • Support initiatives that contribute to job creation, economic inclusion, industrial development, private sector competitiveness, and climate resilience.
  • Advance strategic initiatives in tourism, gas-for-power and other high-impact sectors that can catalyze economic growth and private investment.
  • Work closely with Regional Industry Managers and investment teams to improve conversion of upstream opportunities into investment transactions.
  • Track upstream mobilization outcomes, including partner commitments, donor resources, co-financing opportunities and private capital enabled through upstream and advisory work.
  • Ensure a high standard of project design, implementation, monitoring and development effectiveness across the portfolio.

Client and Stakeholder Responsibilities

  • Serve as a principal focal point for collaboration with IBRD, MIGA, Joint Country Representatives and other World Bank Group partners on Manufacturing & Services market creation initiatives.
  • Build and maintain strategic relationships with governments, regulators, sponsors, investors, industry associations, development partners and private sector stakeholders.
  • Convene and mobilize public and private stakeholders around priority sector platforms and upstream initiatives, with a focus on unlocking investment and scaling development impact.
  • Convene relevant stakeholders to address market constraints and unlock investment opportunities.
  • Foster integrated World Bank Group solutions that combine policy reform, advisory support and investment opportunities.

Knowledge Capture and Management

  • Identify game-changing trends, technologies and business models with potential for high development impact across the Manufacturing & Services sectors.
  • Serve as a bridge between Africa operations and IFC’s global knowledge platform, ensuring that global expertise, sector insights and innovative practices are effectively applied to local market creation efforts.
  • Contribute African market insights and operational lessons to IFC’s global knowledge agenda.
  • Strengthen IFC’s external brand and reputation as a leader in market creation and private sector development.

Qualifications or requirements

Selection Criteria

  • Master’s degree or equivalent professional qualification in Business, Finance, Economics, Engineering, International Relations or a related field.
  • Minimum of 12 years of relevant professional experience, (including at least 5 years in a managerial/lead capacity).
  • Strong understanding of IFC’s strategic priorities and evolving business models.
  • Deep understanding of the Manufacturing & Services sectors and their role in driving jobs, productivity and economic transformation.
  • Ability to connect policy reforms, advisory interventions, investments and market creation efforts into scalable sector solutions.
  • Demonstrated track record of leading upstream, advisory and/or investment operations.
  • Strong commercial judgment and understanding of bankability, sponsor quality, scalability and private sector business models.
  • Proven ability to translate upstream and advisory engagements into investment opportunities and measurable development outcomes.
  • Demonstrated ability to mobilize partners, sponsors, donors, DFIs or private capital around upstream, advisory or investment initiatives.
  • Strong understanding of upstream mobilization approaches, including partnership platforms, donor-funded programs, co-development models and pathways from upstream work to investment.
  • Investment experience is highly preferred.
  • Demonstrated investment, transaction, corporate finance, project finance, private equity or business development experience is highly desirable.
  • Strong stakeholder management and partnership-building capabilities.
  • Demonstrated ability to innovate, challenge the status quo, and generate new business opportunities.
  • Excellent people with management, communication, and leadership skills.
  • Strong commitment to diversity, collaboration, and talent development.
  • Ability to work effectively across organizational boundaries and build consensus among diverse stakeholders.
  • Lead and manage the Upstream & Advisory unit and ensure the team is high-performing, collaborative, and aligned with IFC’s strategic priorities.
  • Mentor and develop staff and promote opportunities for professional growth, mobility and continued learning.
  • Actively contribute as a member of the Africa M&S Management Team.
  • Strengthen collaboration among upstream, advisory and investment teams to maximize development impact and business outcomes.
  • Manage resources, budgets, and donor funding efficiently to maximize operational effectiveness.
  • Formulate and implement upstream and advisory strategies for the Manufacturing & Services sectors in Africa in coordination with the Regional Industry Director, Regional Industry Managers, WBG Country Representatives and Global Industry teams.
  • Support implementation of IFC country business plans, sector strategies and World Bank Group priorities through upstream and advisory interventions.
  • Lead market creation efforts that expand private sector participation and unlock new opportunities for investment.
  • Identify upstream opportunities with strong potential to mobilize partners, sponsors, donors, DFIs and private capital in support of IFC’s market creation and investment objectives.
  • Embed upstream mobilization considerations into sector strategies, country business plans and priority initiatives, including tourism, gas-for-power, manufacturing competitiveness, value chain development and other high-impact sectors.
  • Develop scalable interventions, including job creation, productivity enhancement, competitiveness, inclusion, climate outcomes, and economic transformation.
  • Advance strategic regional initiatives in tourism, gas-for-power, manufacturing competitiveness, value chain development, and other priority sectors.
  • Leverage IFC’s global sector expertise, product innovation and lessons learned to inform strategy, project design and market creation efforts.
  • Collaborate closely with Global Industry teams to identify emerging trends, replicate successful business models and adapt global best practices to African markets.
  • Enable investment opportunities by incubating high-impact projects, developing new markets, and preparing clients for investment.
  • Lead upstream mobilization efforts by identifying, structuring and advancing opportunities that can attract co-investors, sponsors, donors, DFIs and other partners around IFC-led market creation initiatives.
  • Work with Regional Industry Managers, investment teams and partnerships colleagues to translate upstream engagements into investable opportunities with clear pathways for capital mobilization.
  • Support the development of scalable platforms, programmatic approaches and partnership models that can mobilize resources and private sector participation beyond individual transactions.
  • Enhance investment outcomes through advisory and upstream interventions that improve development impact, operational performance, and sustainability.
  • Improve investment conditions by supporting sector reforms, market development activities, and private sector participation.
  • Deliver measurable development impact through upstream and advisory interventions.
  • Support initiatives that contribute to job creation, economic inclusion, industrial development, private sector competitiveness, and climate resilience.
  • Advance strategic initiatives in tourism, gas-for-power and other high-impact sectors that can catalyze economic growth and private investment.
  • Work closely with Regional Industry Managers and investment teams to improve conversion of upstream opportunities into investment transactions.
  • Track upstream mobilization outcomes, including partner commitments, donor resources, co-financing opportunities and private capital enabled through upstream and advisory work.
  • Ensure a high standard of project design, implementation, monitoring and development effectiveness across the portfolio.
  • Serve as a principal focal point for collaboration with IBRD, MIGA, Joint Country Representatives and other World Bank Group partners on Manufacturing & Services market creation initiatives.
  • Build and maintain strategic relationships with governments, regulators, sponsors, investors, industry associations, development partners and private sector stakeholders.
  • Convene and mobilize public and private stakeholders around priority sector platforms and upstream initiatives, with a focus on unlocking investment and scaling development impact.
  • Convene relevant stakeholders to address market constraints and unlock investment opportunities.
  • Foster integrated World Bank Group solutions that combine policy reform, advisory support and investment opportunities.
  • Identify game-changing trends, technologies and business models with potential for high development impact across the Manufacturing & Services sectors.
  • Serve as a bridge between Africa operations and IFC’s global knowledge platform, ensuring that global expertise, sector insights and innovative practices are effectively applied to local market creation efforts.
  • Contribute African market insights and operational lessons to IFC’s global knowledge agenda.
  • Strengthen IFC’s external brand and reputation as a leader in market creation and private sector development.
  • Strong understanding of IFC’s strategic priorities and evolving business models.
  • Deep understanding of the Manufacturing & Services sectors and their role in driving jobs, productivity and economic transformation.
  • Ability to connect policy reforms, advisory interventions, investments and market creation efforts into scalable sector solutions.
  • Demonstrated track record of leading upstream, advisory and/or investment operations.
  • Strong commercial judgment and understanding of bankability, sponsor quality, scalability and private sector business models.
  • Proven ability to translate upstream and advisory engagements into investment opportunities and measurable development outcomes.
  • Demonstrated ability to mobilize partners, sponsors, donors, DFIs or private capital around upstream, advisory or investment initiatives.
  • Strong understanding of upstream mobilization approaches, including partnership platforms, donor-funded programs, co-development models and pathways from upstream work to investment.
  • Strong stakeholder management and partnership-building capabilities.
  • Demonstrated ability to innovate, challenge the status quo, and generate new business opportunities.
  • Excellent people with management, communication, and leadership skills.
  • Strong commitment to diversity, collaboration, and talent development.
  • Ability to work effectively across organizational boundaries and build consensus among diverse stakeholders.
  • Master’s degree or equivalent professional qualification in Business, Finance, Economics, Engineering, International Relations or a related field.
  • Minimum of 12 years of relevant professional experience, (including at least 5 years in a managerial/lead capacity).
  • Investment experience is highly preferred.
  • Demonstrated investment, transaction, corporate finance, project finance, private equity or business development experience is highly desirable.
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Vacancy title:
Upstream & Advisory Manager Manufacturing & Services (M&S)

[Type: FULL_TIME, Industry: Banking, Category: Management, Business Operations, Finance, Professional Services, Civil & Government]

Jobs at:
World Bank

Deadline of this Job:
Wednesday, August 5 2026

Duty Station:
Dar es Salaam | Dar es Salaam

Summary
Date Posted: Thursday, July 23 2026, Base Salary: Not Disclosed

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The Manager will also ensure that upstream and advisory interventions are designed from the outset to support upstream mobilization, including by crowding in partners, sponsors, DFIs, donors and private capital around priority market creation initiatives.

The Manager will oversee a joint Upstream and Advisory team and ensure coordinated delivery across the continuum of IFC operations, including market creation, project development, client preparation, investment support, and portfolio value creation.

Responsibilities or duties

People and Resource Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage the Upstream & Advisory unit and ensure the team is high-performing, collaborative, and aligned with IFC’s strategic priorities.
  • Mentor and develop staff and promote opportunities for professional growth, mobility and continued learning.
  • Actively contribute as a member of the Africa M&S Management Team.
  • Strengthen collaboration among upstream, advisory and investment teams to maximize development impact and business outcomes.
  • Manage resources, budgets, and donor funding efficiently to maximize operational effectiveness.

Strategic Responsibilities

  • Formulate and implement upstream and advisory strategies for the Manufacturing & Services sectors in Africa in coordination with the Regional Industry Director, Regional Industry Managers, WBG Country Representatives and Global Industry teams.
  • Support implementation of IFC country business plans, sector strategies and World Bank Group priorities through upstream and advisory interventions.
  • Lead market creation efforts that expand private sector participation and unlock new opportunities for investment.
  • Identify upstream opportunities with strong potential to mobilize partners, sponsors, donors, DFIs and private capital in support of IFC’s market creation and investment objectives.
  • Embed upstream mobilization considerations into sector strategies, country business plans and priority initiatives, including tourism, gas-for-power, manufacturing competitiveness, value chain development and other high-impact sectors.
  • Develop scalable interventions, including job creation, productivity enhancement, competitiveness, inclusion, climate outcomes, and economic transformation.
  • Advance strategic regional initiatives in tourism, gas-for-power, manufacturing competitiveness, value chain development, and other priority sectors.
  • Leverage IFC’s global sector expertise, product innovation and lessons learned to inform strategy, project design and market creation efforts.
  • Collaborate closely with Global Industry teams to identify emerging trends, replicate successful business models and adapt global best practices to African markets.

Business Responsibilities

  • Enable investment opportunities by incubating high-impact projects, developing new markets, and preparing clients for investment.
  • Lead upstream mobilization efforts by identifying, structuring and advancing opportunities that can attract co-investors, sponsors, donors, DFIs and other partners around IFC-led market creation initiatives.
  • Work with Regional Industry Managers, investment teams and partnerships colleagues to translate upstream engagements into investable opportunities with clear pathways for capital mobilization.
  • Support the development of scalable platforms, programmatic approaches and partnership models that can mobilize resources and private sector participation beyond individual transactions.
  • Enhance investment outcomes through advisory and upstream interventions that improve development impact, operational performance, and sustainability.
  • Improve investment conditions by supporting sector reforms, market development activities, and private sector participation.
  • Deliver measurable development impact through upstream and advisory interventions.
  • Support initiatives that contribute to job creation, economic inclusion, industrial development, private sector competitiveness, and climate resilience.
  • Advance strategic initiatives in tourism, gas-for-power and other high-impact sectors that can catalyze economic growth and private investment.
  • Work closely with Regional Industry Managers and investment teams to improve conversion of upstream opportunities into investment transactions.
  • Track upstream mobilization outcomes, including partner commitments, donor resources, co-financing opportunities and private capital enabled through upstream and advisory work.
  • Ensure a high standard of project design, implementation, monitoring and development effectiveness across the portfolio.

Client and Stakeholder Responsibilities

  • Serve as a principal focal point for collaboration with IBRD, MIGA, Joint Country Representatives and other World Bank Group partners on Manufacturing & Services market creation initiatives.
  • Build and maintain strategic relationships with governments, regulators, sponsors, investors, industry associations, development partners and private sector stakeholders.
  • Convene and mobilize public and private stakeholders around priority sector platforms and upstream initiatives, with a focus on unlocking investment and scaling development impact.
  • Convene relevant stakeholders to address market constraints and unlock investment opportunities.
  • Foster integrated World Bank Group solutions that combine policy reform, advisory support and investment opportunities.

Knowledge Capture and Management

  • Identify game-changing trends, technologies and business models with potential for high development impact across the Manufacturing & Services sectors.
  • Serve as a bridge between Africa operations and IFC’s global knowledge platform, ensuring that global expertise, sector insights and innovative practices are effectively applied to local market creation efforts.
  • Contribute African market insights and operational lessons to IFC’s global knowledge agenda.
  • Strengthen IFC’s external brand and reputation as a leader in market creation and private sector development.

Qualifications or requirements

Selection Criteria

  • Master’s degree or equivalent professional qualification in Business, Finance, Economics, Engineering, International Relations or a related field.
  • Minimum of 12 years of relevant professional experience, (including at least 5 years in a managerial/lead capacity).
  • Strong understanding of IFC’s strategic priorities and evolving business models.
  • Deep understanding of the Manufacturing & Services sectors and their role in driving jobs, productivity and economic transformation.
  • Ability to connect policy reforms, advisory interventions, investments and market creation efforts into scalable sector solutions.
  • Demonstrated track record of leading upstream, advisory and/or investment operations.
  • Strong commercial judgment and understanding of bankability, sponsor quality, scalability and private sector business models.
  • Proven ability to translate upstream and advisory engagements into investment opportunities and measurable development outcomes.
  • Demonstrated ability to mobilize partners, sponsors, donors, DFIs or private capital around upstream, advisory or investment initiatives.
  • Strong understanding of upstream mobilization approaches, including partnership platforms, donor-funded programs, co-development models and pathways from upstream work to investment.
  • Investment experience is highly preferred.
  • Demonstrated investment, transaction, corporate finance, project finance, private equity or business development experience is highly desirable.
  • Strong stakeholder management and partnership-building capabilities.
  • Demonstrated ability to innovate, challenge the status quo, and generate new business opportunities.
  • Excellent people with management, communication, and leadership skills.
  • Strong commitment to diversity, collaboration, and talent development.
  • Ability to work effectively across organizational boundaries and build consensus among diverse stakeholders.

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Job Category: Management jobs in Tanzania
Job Type: Full-time
Deadline of this Job: Wednesday, August 5 2026
Duty Station: Dar es Salaam | Dar es Salaam
Posted: 23-07-2026
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