Investigo
Credit Control Manager

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Credit Control Manager Opportunity
An exceptional opportunity has arisen as Credit Control Manager within a highly successful household name business.
This represents an opportunity to join a destination business with a reputation for fostering a great culture and employee retention.
Whilst reporting to the Financial Controller and leading a small team, you will take ownership for Credit Control, Risk, and ongoing process development.
Accountabilities and Duties
- Lead, develop, and motivate the Credit Control team with succession planning and continuous improvement.
- Set team objectives, monitor performance, and ensure appropriate resource planning.
- Accountable for the effective management of accounts receivable and collections across a sales ledger exceeding £100m.
- Drive cash collection performance, reduce overdue debt, and optimize working capital.
- Oversee the timely resolution of customer disputes, debit notes, and escalations.
- Own the Company's credit policy and credit risk framework.
- Approve customer credit limits and payment terms within delegated authority.
- Monitor customer financial risk, credit insurance, and bad debt exposure, escalating material risks where appropriate.
- Prepare and present regular reporting on collections, DSO, aged debt, bad debt, and key performance indicators.
- Maintain a strong understanding of accounting principles, ensuring accurate balance sheet reconciliations, month-end reporting, and robust financial controls across the Order-to-Cash process.
- Oversee the efficient operation and continuous improvement of the Order-to-Cash process, including credit control, customer invoicing, cash allocation, and related activities where applicable.
- Lead system enhancements, process improvements, and finance transformation initiatives impacting the function.
- Build strong relationships with Sales, Customer Services, Supply Chain, and Finance to balance commercial growth with effective credit risk management.
- Develop effective relationships with key customers to support prompt payment and successful dispute resolution.
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