Branch Manager

Posted time December 19, 2025 Location Cumilla Job type Full Time
A Branch Manager for an NGO is responsible for overseeing the overall operations, program implementation, financial management, and team leadership at a local office. Their role is critical in ensuring the local branch aligns with the NGO’s mission and objectives while managing day-to-day activities.
Key Responsibilities
Branch managers in the NGO sector often focus heavily on community development, micro-credit programs, and social initiatives.
  • Program Implementation: Overseeing the successful delivery of local programs and projects, ensuring they meet the organization’s goals and target community needs.
  • Financial Management: Managing the branch budget, tracking expenses, handling financial reporting, and ensuring compliance with local financial regulations and internal policies. This can involve loan and savings management in microfinance NGOs.
  • Team Leadership and Management: Hiring, training, mentoring, and supervising branch staff to achieve performance goals and maintain a positive work environment.
  • Stakeholder Relations: Building and maintaining relationships with local community leaders, government agencies, partners, and beneficiaries.
  • Monitoring and Reporting: Regularly monitoring program effectiveness, collecting data, and providing reports on progress and challenges to senior management.
  • Operational Oversight: Managing daily administrative tasks, logistics, and ensuring the safety and security of staff and assets.
Typical Requirements
While specific requirements vary by organization and role, common qualifications for an NGO Branch Manager include:
  • Education: A bachelor’s or master’s degree, often in fields like commerce, business administration, social work, or a related field.
  • Experience: Relevant experience in project management, micro-credit, or development work, typically 2 or more years in a supervisory or management capacity within the NGO sector.
  • Skills: Strong leadership, decision-making, communication, problem-solving, and financial analysis skills are essential.