Pelsis Group
Chief of Staff

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Summary
We’re looking for a commercially strong and highly analytical Chief of Staff to work directly with the CEO and play a key role in turning our strategic priorities into action.
This is a high-exposure role at the heart of Pelsis Group, working closely with the CEO, Senior Leadership Team and leaders across our global business. You’ll provide high-quality analysis and decision support, bring structure and focus to key priorities, and ensure important decisions translate into clear actions and measurable outcomes.
You’ll also take ownership of selected CEO-sponsored strategic projects, working across functions and geographies on areas such as growth, commercial improvement, new markets, productivity, organisational effectiveness and business transformation.
This is not an Executive Assistant or diary-management position. It is an opportunity for a high-potential individual with strong commercial judgement, intellectual curiosity and the confidence to operate with senior leaders while remaining hands-on enough to drive delivery.
How You’ll Make an Impact
- Work directly with the CEO to maintain visibility and momentum across the Group’s most important strategic, commercial and organisational priorities.
- Translate CEO priorities into clear objectives, actions, owners, milestones and measurable outcomes.
- Identify emerging business issues, risks and opportunities, ensuring the CEO has the right information to make timely and informed decisions.
- Provide concise, evidence-based analysis across strategic, commercial, financial and organisational topics, turning complex information into clear options and recommendations.
- Prepare and quality-review presentations, briefing papers and business cases for the CEO, Senior Leadership Team, Board and shareholders/investors.
- Partner with senior leaders to improve the quality and consistency of information presented to the CEO, constructively challenging assumptions, incomplete analysis and unclear recommendations.
- Support the rhythm and effectiveness of key strategic and operational meetings, helping to shape agendas, coordinate pre-reads and focus discussions on the issues that matter most.
- Capture key decisions and commitments from leadership meetings and ensure there is clear ownership, accountability and follow-through.
- Lead selected CEO-sponsored, cross-functional strategic projects from initial problem definition and analysis through to recommendation and implementation.
- Develop robust business cases, project plans, governance and success measures, bringing together the right stakeholders and subject-matter experts to deliver.
- Work with Finance, Sales, Operations and other functions to identify performance trends, risks and opportunities and translate recommendations into measurable results.
- Build trusted relationships across the Senior Leadership Team and wider global organisation, influencing and driving progress without relying on formal authority.
- Help unblock delivery, challenge constructively and escalate material risks or delays where appropriate.
- Handle commercially sensitive and confidential information with complete discretion.
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- Typically 5+ years’ experience gained within strategy, management consulting, corporate development, transformation, commercial finance or another highly analytical and commercially focused environment.
- Strong commercial and financial acumen, with the ability to quickly understand business performance, value drivers and the financial implications of strategic decisions.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to take complex or ambiguous business issues and bring clarity and structure to them.
- Strong experience developing business cases and turning quantitative and qualitative analysis into clear, commercially robust recommendations.
- Exceptional PowerPoint and executive communication skills, alongside strong Excel and quantitative analysis capability.
- Experience leading complex, cross-functional projects and moving effectively from analysis and recommendation through to implementation and measurable results.
- The confidence and credibility to work directly with CEOs and senior executives, including the ability to challenge constructively and influence without formal authority.
- A high level of ownership and accountability – someone who follows issues through, maintains momentum and ensures commitments translate into action.
- Strong judgement, resilience and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-moving environment.
- Intellectual curiosity and the ability to quickly understand unfamiliar business challenges, ask the right questions and get to the heart of an issue.
- A collaborative, low-ego approach, focused on achieving the best outcome for the CEO, leadership team and wider organisation.
- A strong academic background; an MBA or relevant postgraduate business qualification would be advantageous.
- Experience within an international, PE-backed or operationally complex organisation would be beneficial.
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