Wade Macdonald
Credit Control Manager (4277)

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Credit Control Manager - Bracknell - £50,000 / £55,000
About the Client
Wade Macdonald are partnering with an established international business based in Bracknell. The organisation has a strong presence within its market and offers a supportive working environment, with a continued focus on improving processes and ways of working across finance.
About the Job
An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Credit Control Manager to take responsibility for a busy B2B ledger while overseeing a small team. The role will combine hands-on credit control with team support, reporting and process improvement, working closely with customers and internal stakeholders to ensure outstanding debt is managed effectively.
Duties will include:
- Taking ownership of a busy B2B ledger across a range of customer accounts
- Managing aged debt and ensuring outstanding balances are followed up effectively
- Developing positive working relationships with customers and key internal contacts
- Resolving invoice queries, payment issues and disputed accounts
- Producing regular reporting around aged debt, collections and ledger performance
- Working with other departments to resolve issues that may be delaying payment
- Reviewing current credit control processes and identifying areas for improvement
- Managing and supporting a small team with their day-to-day workload
- Supporting with reconciliations and wider finance tasks when required
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About the Successful Applicant
You will have strong Credit Control experience within a B2B environment, ideally gained across a busy ledger with multiple customer accounts. Previous experience managing or supervising a small team is important, alongside confidence handling aged debt, queries and disputes. You will be comfortable working with different areas of the business and keen to improve existing processes and ways of working.


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What You Will Receive in Return
You will join an established business where you can take ownership of the credit control function and have input into how processes are developed. The position offers a varied mix of hands-on credit control, team management and improvement-focused work.
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