++CEO Ki Tech++

(Energy Sector- Power Plants)

Based Oslo, Norway (some Flexibility with location throughout Europe)

Ki-tech is a construction company and global customer sales representative for the Kinetic power plant (KPP). Our company is equipped to provide all stages of acquiring a KPP. We facilitate the entire process from purchase and handling of contracts, to the construction of turnkey power plants. We also offer service and maintenance of the power plants.

The KI-tech team and associates consist of scientists, engineers and experienced entrepreneurs. We are dedicated to the field of new inventions and renewable energy.

We have a large international network of affiliates within the energy industry and the financial sector. After working for many years with our main partners Save the Planet AG and Rosch Innovation, we have now found the sustainable energy technology of the future: The kinetic Power Plant, KPP.

Following several years of research and preparation Ki Tech has reached a stage where it is ready to appoint a Chief Executive Officer to manage its business internationally.

JOB ROLE

This position is viewed as an outstanding opportunity for the right individual to lead a business where the people involved are determined to bring good to the world and to succeed with a mission to build a business where the opportunities are enormous. The CEO role will play a major part in the success of the organisation and this success will result in very substantial financial rewards. It is undoubtedly a business building and entrepreneurial role.

The CEO role will report to the Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ki-Tech, Ronny Korsberg. The main objectives will be to build the business of the company, in accordance with agreed budgets, by acquiring new customers and undertaking successful Joint Ventures and Partnerships internationally. The CEO will manage Ki-Tech's network of Agents globally and develop these and appoint new Agents where the opportunities have been identified.

Overall the CEO will have the responsibility to capitalise on the current resources of the company and ensure that the business develops in an efficient and highly productive and financially successful way with the main aim of providing customers and prospective customers with a top quality service in line with the highest international standards. Further to ensure that staff receive a rewarding career with opportunities for career development and that all stakeholders including shareholders, investors, Agents and suppliers are motivated to support the Company and its aims and objectives for success.

The role will include producing plans and planning the Company's development and expansion are key aspects of the role. It is fundamental to the role that the CEO works in coordination and cooperation with the Board of Directors and keeps them fully updated and informed of progress.

Person Specification:

· A minimum of 7 years experience in senior management eg: General Management; or senior business development; or senior sales with a successful international company providing Power Plants internationally

· A recognised sector professional who has a proven track record of negotiating and winning Power Plant contracts

· A business person and entrepreneur who is familiar with the need to build revenues and profitability and has had responsibilities for these

· Has an enviable network of close contacts in the Power Plant sector including customers and investors. Perceived as an industry professional with an outstanding reputation

· A team builder and outstanding motivator and influencer. A "people person"

· An outstanding communicator in English both written and verbal

· An organiser and leader and original thinker

· A determined winner who is eager to build businesses and who achieves quantifiable results

If you have the relevant sector experience and feel that you have the ambition and skills please send your CV by email to Mr Ronny Korsberg; Chairman Ki-Tech, rk@ki-tech.no. Tel: +47 990 98 054

http://ki-tech.global

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