LIASIONING OFFICER - RAIGARH

Job Description:

Liaison Job Description Template

We are searching for a well-spoken liaison to manage our collaborative efforts. The liaison should seek to establish mutually beneficial, encouraging relationships with targeted groups, establish parameters for collaborative efforts, and serve as a reliable contact point with whom stakeholders can address concerns. You should also conduct periodic evaluations to elucidate additional possibilities for collaboration.

To ensure success as a liaison, you should always be in tune with our firm's strategic objectives. A noteworthy liaison will constantly endeavor to ameliorate obstacles to open communication.

Liaison Responsibilities:

• Reviewing company norms, processes, and goals to maintain your knowledge thereof.
• Detecting opportunities for meaningful collaboration within and across industries.
• Securing collaborators' buy-ins and discussing parameters to be observed.
• Relaying our company's interests and working to further these through collaborative efforts.
• Elucidating, discussing, and implementing actions that expand our collaborators' goals.
• Perceiving and working to remedy concerns surrounding our collaborations.
• Devising appropriate frameworks to derive maximum benefit from all partnerships.
• Reporting on the utility of existing and prospective collaborations to guide future undertakings.

• Liaison officer responsibilities and skills

  A liaison officer works in fast-paced, high-pressure environments and must be willing to take initiative to proactively solve conflicts and address issues. Liaison officer duties include the following:

  • acting as contact points for all agency or organizational personnel;
  • keeping lists of the agencies or personnel representing the person, agency or organization;
  • facilitating meetings and cooperation among people, agencies and organizations;
  • identifying problems in communications among these groups;
  • collaborating and communicating with necessary constituents and the public; and
  • conducting post-mortems when an incident is wrapped up.