Western Regional Representative

What you will be responsible for

• Develop working knowledge of the region's counties and electoral areas.
• Identify and engage prospective candidates.
• Identify county and constituency organisers.
• Support volunteer recruitment and mobilisation.
• Develop reliable local contacts who can guide field activity.
• Identify people who can introduce or vouch for AAM field teams.
• Help identify suitable premises and community access points.
• Advise on geographic, cultural and logistical considerations.
• Report recruitment and mobilisation gaps.
• Support national RMC teams during regional activity.
• Provide structured field intelligence and progress reports.
• Estimate travel, mobilisation and resource requirements.

What this role requires

• Integrity, reliability and commitment to accountable public leadership.
• Strong interpersonal and communication ability.
• Ability to collaborate with people from different communities and backgrounds.
• Initiative and ability to work with limited supervision.
• Ability to meet agreed targets and deadlines.
• Basic competence with digital communication and collaborative working tools.
• Willingness to participate in meetings, training and occasional field activities.
• Respect for confidentiality, data protection and applicable laws.
• Willingness to serve the organisation rather than advance personal political ambitions.
• Previous political-party experience is not required.
• Strong relationship-building ability.
• Cultural awareness and respect for community diversity.
• Ability to engage unfamiliar communities respectfully.
• Willingness and practical ability to travel within the region.
• Ability to engage community leaders and ordinary residents.
• Ability to build a network from scratch.
• Good reporting and organisational skills.
• Ability to identify and work with trusted local collaborators.
• Existing contacts are advantageous but not mandatory.
• Field, community, sales, media, NGO, youth, entrepreneurship, faith or civil-society experience is relevant.

What you can gain through service

• Training and practical experience in national-scale organisation building.
• Exposure to candidate recruitment, volunteer mobilisation and community organising.
• Mentorship and structured leadership development.
• Practical project, strategy, communication and leadership capabilities.
• Cross-regional professional and civic networks.
• Formal recognition of service and contribution.
• Performance-based references for future opportunities.
• Access to specialised learning and development opportunities.
• Consideration for future paid, leadership or project roles subject to merit, organisational need and available resources.
• Approved field support where resources permit.

Appointment does not guarantee future employment, political nomination or candidature.