GLAS
Business Manager, Global Sales & Operations

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Business Manager, Global Sales & Operations
Location: Flexible on GLAS location (with international collaboration across APAC, EMEA and the Americas)
Salary: Competitive
Work Type: Hybrid Working
About GLAS
GLAS is an international provider of institutional debt administration services, serving lenders, borrowers, issuers, and advisers offering a global platform across Loan Agency and related services, Capital Markets and Restructuring.
GLAS’ vision is to be recognised as the best-in-class independent, non-creditor, conflict-free provider of institutional debt administration services, enabling global clients and counterparties to achieve successful outcomes on their transactions.
The business currently comprises c.550 employees who deliver a solution-based, innovative service, ensuring GLAS is the preferred global partner of choice. GLAS has a blue-chip customer base developed over many years; select clients include Apollo, Blackstone, CVC, Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs. GLAS has been recognised as the premier independent provider of loan agency and bond trustee services with a portfolio of over $850 billion assets across its global platform. The company is headquartered in London with offices in Paris, Frankfurt, Madrid, New York, New Jersey, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Singapore, Dubai, Hong Kong, Milan and Rome.
The Role
GLAS is seeking a highly capable Senior Business Manager to support the leadership and execution of Sales and Operations across four regions. This role acts as the central coordination and execution engine for the commercial organisation, partnering closely with regional leaders to drive performance, alignment, accountability, and growth.
The successful candidate will combine strategic thinking with operational excellence, ensuring priorities are translated into action, initiatives are delivered effectively, and leadership has clear visibility of performance, risks, and opportunities.
This is a high-impact role offering significant exposure to senior stakeholders and the opportunity to influence the performance and growth of a global business.
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Core Responsibilities
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Run the Regions
Support the day-to-day running of Sales and Operations across APAC, EMEA, and the Americas.
Maintain visibility of regional performance, opportunities, risks, and priorities.
Track actions, deadlines, and accountability across leadership teams.
Coordinate cross-regional issues, dependencies, and escalations. -
Strategy to Execution
Translate strategic priorities into actionable regional plans.
Drive execution against initiatives, KPIs, and business targets.
Monitor progress and identify areas of underperformance.
Support corrective actions to improve delivery and outcomes. -
Data-Driven Insight & Growth
Use data and performance insights to support strategic and operational decision-making.
Develop cross-regional insights covering clients, pipeline, performance, and growth opportunities.
Identify and support initiatives that drive revenue growth and commercial performance.
Produce clear reporting and recommendations for senior leadership. -
Market Intelligence & Expansion
Monitor market trends, competitor activity, and industry developments.
Identify opportunities for growth through new products, services, geographies, and client segments.
Support the prioritisation and evaluation of expansion initiatives. -
Cross-Regional Coordination
Connect teams across regions to encourage collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Identify, share, and scale best practices globally.
Drive efficiencies through consistency, standardisation, and reduced duplication.
Support the successful delivery of common initiatives across the business. -
Business Management Support
Provide leadership with a clear view of business performance, priorities, and risks.
Prepare concise, insightful updates, reports, and presentation materials.
Support governance, leadership meetings, and decision-making processes.
Ensure focus remains on the highest-value priorities and actions.


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- Strategic Alignment
Ensure regional priorities align with the wider business strategy and Value Creation Plan (VCP).
Act as the bridge between regional execution and central strategic objectives.
Support communication and implementation of strategic initiatives across the organisation.
Candidate Profile
Experience
- 4-8 years' experience in strategy, operations, business management, consulting, commercial excellence, or a related field.
- Experience operating within complex, fast-paced, and multi-regional organisations.
- Proven track record of delivering initiatives and driving business outcomes.
Skills & Attributes
- Strong analytical capability and data-driven mindset.
- Commercially aware with a solid understanding of growth drivers and business performance.
- Highly organised with strong programme and stakeholder management skills.
- Structured, proactive, and focused on execution and results.
- Comfortable working across regions and influencing senior stakeholders.
- Excellent communication, presentation, and relationship-building skills.
- Able to manage competing priorities and operate effectively in a dynamic environment.
It’s our people who make GLAS successful and we strive to recruit and retain the best people and operate in an environment underpinned by inclusivity, diversity, and opportunity. We recognise that a more inclusive workplace allows ideas and a variety of points of view to trigger discussions or deliver innovative results.
Besides, we want people at GLAS to be successful - we are committed to your career development. We truly believe in and live by our values of stepping in, stepping up and standing out.
In addition to our commitment to a diverse workforce, we are also happy to talk flexible working.
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