HEAD OF SUPPLY CHAIN

I agree. Supply Chain Lead is the better title.

"Infrastructure" implies ownership of physical assets like:

• Mines

• Processing plants

• Tank farms

• Depots

• Industrial facilities

• Rail infrastructure

From what you've described, this role is specifically responsible for moving products, building logistics partnerships, warehousing, fulfilment, procurement, and commercial supply chain systems. The physical assets themselves will sit under another executive.

Here's a refined ad:

SUPPLY CHAIN LEAD Commission-Based Probation | Path to Executive Leadership

Africa has never lacked resources—it has lacked the infrastructure to move them efficiently.

Africa Metals & Minerals Company (AMMC) is building the commercial infrastructure that connects African supply to African industries and international markets through technology, logistics, trusted networks, and integrated resource solutions.

We're looking for an experienced Supply Chain Lead to build and lead the systems that move products efficiently across Nigeria, Africa, and global markets.

This is a leadership opportunity for someone who understands that world-class supply chains are built through strong partnerships, efficient systems, and commercial execution.

The role begins with a 6-month commission-based probation period, with outstanding performance leading to a full-time executive appointment.

Your Responsibilities

You will be responsible for:

• Designing and implementing AMMC's end-to-end supply chain strategy.

• Building relationships with logistics companies, freight forwarders, shipping lines, transport operators, ports, and warehouse providers.

• Developing efficient warehousing and inventory management systems.

• Supporting procurement, order fulfilment, transportation, and delivery operations.

• Identifying financing and strategic partnerships that strengthen supply chain operations.

• Negotiating commercial agreements with logistics and warehousing partners.

• Working closely with Trade Operations, Business Development, and Finance to ensure seamless execution of transactions.

• Building scalable supply chain processes that support AMMC's long-term growth across Africa and international markets.

Commission Structure

During the initial 6-month probation period, this is a 100% performance-based engagement.

You will earn commissions on commercial opportunities and completed transactions generated through your logistics, warehousing, procurement, financing, and strategic partnership efforts in line with AMMC's commission structure.

There is no earning cap. Your earning potential grows with the value you create for the business.

Transition to Full-Time Employment

At the end of the probation period, candidates who demonstrate exceptional execution, leadership, and commercial impact will be considered for a full-time role with:

• Competitive executive salary

• Performance bonuses

• Corporate benefits

• Long-term leadership opportunities within AMMC

Who We're Looking For

We're looking for someone who has experience in one or more of the following:

• Supply Chain Management

• Logistics & Transportation

• Warehousing & Distribution

• Procurement

• Shipping & Freight

• Import & Export

• Manufacturing

• Mining & Minerals

• Recycling

• Oil & Gas

• Industrial Operations

You should have:

• Strong relationships across logistics, warehousing, transport, or industrial sectors.

• Excellent negotiation and partnership-building skills.

• A commercial mindset with the ability to solve operational challenges.

• The ability to build systems that scale.

• A passion for helping create stronger commercial connections across Africa.

Why Join AMMC?

Africa Metals & Minerals Company (AMMC) is an integrated African resource company operating across mining, minerals, recycling, manufacturing, technology, and global commodity markets.

We believe Africa's greatest opportunity lies not only in its resources, but in building the systems that allow those resources to move efficiently, reach new markets, and create lasting value for the continent.

If you're excited about building the supply chains that will power Africa's next generation of resource businesses, we'd love to hear from you.

Join us in building the networks that connect Africa's resources to Africa—and the world.