BUSINESS/ENTERPRISE SUPERVISOR/COORDINATOR | Tarlac
Tulay Sa Pag-Unlad Inc
- Makati, PhilippinesThe Peninsula Manila, Makati, Metro Manila, PhilippinesMakatiMetro ManilaPhilippinesPhilippines
- Penuh waktuFULL_TIME
Berakhir 7 years ago
2017-07-25T16:00:00+00:00Ditutup.
Deskripsi Pekerjaan
- WIll be planning purchases made for company
- Coordinate budget, equipment, services and commodities
- Manage expense reporting
Kualifikasi Minimum
- Must be graduate of any four year course in Business, Economics, Statistics or Development Management, or Agriculture
- With at least two year experience in consumer, market, or business research
- Must have marketing and analytical skills
- With good oral and written communication
Ringkasan Perkerjaan
- Tingkat Posisi
- Supervisor / Asisten Manager
- Spesialisasi
- Administration and Coordination
- Persyaratan tingkat pendidikan
- Lulus program Sarjana (S1)
- Respon rekruter ke lamaran
- Once in a while
- Alamat Kantor
- Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines
Agar merasa aman saat melamar: carilah ikon verifikasi dan selalu lakukan riset terhadap Perusahaan yang Anda lamar. Hindari dan laporkan situasi dimana Perusahaan membutuhkan bayaran dalam proses rekrutmen mereka.
Tentang Tulay Sa Pag-Unlad Inc
Tulay sa Pag-unlad, Inc. (TSPI) was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission on 20 October 1981 as a non-profit development corporation. It was founded by a group of Christian businessmen and professionals who shared the common vision of reaching out to microentrepreneurs to help them grow their enterprises so they can create jobs for their community. In 1982, TSPI launched the Small and Enterprise Development Program and disbursed loan to its first client. The next few years saw TSPI
change office headquarters from Quezon City, Pasig City, and Makati City aside from slowly introducing its loan programs that will be the basis of its current product portfolio: the Sakbayan (transport) Program in 1989, the Kabuhayan (Livelihood) Program in 1992, and the TSPI Palayan (Rice) Program for smallholder farmers in 2005, among others, which later became TSPI Agri-Lending Program offering loans for other crops such as corn and high value crops.