About this role
Crimson Oak Partners Recruitment for Operations Support Intern
Crimson Oak Partners is an advisory and professional services firm based in Lagos, Nigeria, committed to assisting future growth and sustainability for emerging corporations and businesses. The firm focuses on the delivery of bespoke financial solutions, business strategy, market insights, and advisory services, with the aim of empowering African businesses to excel in a competitive business environment.
We are recruiting to fill the position below:
Job Position: Operations Support Intern Job
Location
Abuja (Hybrid)
Job Description
- Crimson Oak is looking for a motivated, organised Operations Support Intern to join our Abuja office. You'll work directly with our partner on the ground, keeping projects on track and helping the office run smoothly day to day.
- This role is open to NYSC corpers.
Responsibilities
- Provide day-to-day operational and administrative support to the Abuja office
- Coordinate projects and tasks across teams, tracking progress and flagging delays early
- Keep project plans, trackers and schedules up to date Organise meetings, events and client engagements, including logistics and preparation
- Draft reports, briefing notes and presentations
- Serve as a reliable point of contact for communication and follow-up, and represent the office at meetings when needed
- Spot inefficiencies and suggest practical improvements
Requirements
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A Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Social Sciences, Political Science or a related field
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Strong organisational skills and the ability to juggle multiple tasks with ease
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Clear, professional communication, plus confidence with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
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A self-starter who represents the organisation well, professional, personable and reliable
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What success looks like
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The Abuja office runs smoothly, with every task tracked and delivered on time
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The partner has dependable support and can focus on client work
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You're growing, learning the business and taking on more responsibility over time