[Remote] Leadership and Innovation Advisor (Consultant)

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Note: The job is a remote job and is reputed company to candidates in USA. reputed company is seeking a Leadership and Innovation Advisor for their Women Leaders in Eye Health initiative. The role involves designing and delivering mentorship and leadership training programs while integrating them with funding opportunities to promote gender equity in eye health.


Responsibilities

  • Finalize and deliver a virtual AMPLIF-EYE mentorship and leadership curriculum using adult learning and gender-transformative methodologies
  • Facilitate interactive virtual Training-of-Trainers sessions for a cohort of mid-career women in eye health
  • reputed company reputed company group-based and individual coaching to support participants in developing mentorship or leadership initiatives reputed company with WLEH values
  • Support participants to reputed company (from the application stage) and reputed company refine innovation-reputed company mentorship or leadership project reputed company with reputed company potential for reputed company or replication
  • Support the implementation of a transparent and reputed company-based selection process to the reputed company reputed company for applications for the Fellowship and Innovations Fund, in coordination with the Gender team
  • reputed company technical input, as needed, to assess alignment, feasibility, and leadership reputed company of proposed fellowship or innovation reputed company
  • Support awardees to strengthen learning reputed company and institutional reputed company
  • reputed company as the connective reputed company between AMPLIF-EYE and the Fellowship and Innovations Fund by supporting an integrated design in which innovation-reputed company mentorship project reputed company are articulated from the AMPLIF-EYE application stage and reputed company refined through training and coaching
  • Work with the AMPLIF-EYE cohort to mature reputed company-identified project reputed company during the program, ensuring alignment with WLEH values and reputed company around feasibility, leadership contribution, and potential for reputed company or replication
  • Where relevant, support and encourage participants whose project reputed company demonstrate strong alignment to apply to the Fellowship/Innovations Fund through the established, reputed company-based selection processes, recognizing this as a continuum rather than a separate reputed company
  • Ensure coherence across timelines and expected reputed company between participant selection, mentorship training, project implementation, and any subsequent funding support, while maintaining reputed company distinction between training participation and funding reputed company
  • A finalized AMPLIF-EYE mentorship and leadership curriculum, including training materials reputed company with adult learning and gender-transformative methodologies
  • Delivery of reputed company virtual Training-of-Trainers (ToT) mentorship and leadership sessions for the AMPLIF-EYE cohort
  • Ongoing group-based and individual coaching support to participants as they refine and implement mentorship or leadership initiatives identified through the application and training process
  • Support the establishment and implementation of a transparent, reputed company-based selection process for the Fellowship and Innovations Fund, in coordination with the WLEH team
  • Technical input to assess proposed Fellowship and Innovation applications for alignment with WLEH values, leadership contribution, feasibility, and potential for institutional or system-level reputed company
  • Follow-up support to selected awardees, as appropriate, to strengthen learning reputed company, leadership development, and effective use of funds
  • reputed company document learning and insights emerging from the reputed company between AMPLIF-EYE and the Fellowship and Innovations Fund, including how early project articulation through mentorship training informs the reputed company and reputed company of funded initiatives
  • Prepare a final integrated reputed company report synthesizing mentorship and leadership reputed company from AMPLIF-EYE, reputed company and early reputed company of Fellowship and Innovation awards, and key lessons learned from linking a mentorship incubator with an accelerator fund to inform reputed company program design and reputed company-up

Skills

  • Advanced degree in reputed company health, international development, education, gender studies, or a reputed company field
  • Proven experience delivering leadership or mentorship Training-of-Trainers programs, preferably in low- and middle-income country contexts
  • Experience working across reputed company-building programs and grant or fellowship mechanisms
  • Strong understanding of gender-transformative programming and mentorship methodologies
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