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Oho Group

Commercial Manager

Cambridge
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An exciting opportunity has opened for an Commercial Manager to join a growing technology business based in Cambridge.

This is a broad and varied commercial role, working across contracts, commercial risk, compliance, suppliers, customers and internal stakeholders.

The position would suit someone with a background in commercial management, contracts, legal, procurement or a similar environment who is looking to develop their career within a growing technology business.

The Role

Working closely with the Commercial Manager, you will support a range of commercial activities across the business, helping to manage contractual obligations, identify risks and support new and existing business opportunities.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Drafting and reviewing commercial agreements
  • Managing agreements throughout their lifecycle
  • Supporting contract renewals and contractual obligations
  • Conducting due diligence and onboarding activities
  • Supporting commercial negotiations and contract changes
  • Identifying and managing commercial and contractual risk
  • Supporting bids, tenders and new business opportunities
  • Working with internal teams and external stakeholders on commercial matters
  • Supporting compliance and regulatory activities
  • Working with Finance and other internal teams on commercial requirements
  • Carrying out research into contractual and commercial matters
  • Liaising with external advisors where required
  • Providing general commercial support across the business

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What We're Looking For

We're open to candidates from a variety of backgrounds, including commercial, contracts, legal, procurement or bid environments.

You'll ideally have:

  • A degree in Law, Business or a related subject, or equivalent experience
  • Experience working with contracts or commercial activities
  • An understanding of contractual and commercial risk
  • Good analytical and research skills
  • An understanding of how commercial decisions can impact a business
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
  • The ability to manage multiple priorities
  • A proactive and commercially minded approach
  • The confidence to work independently and make informed decisions
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Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

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