pladis Global
Global Supply Chain Finance Manager

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Role Overview
As a member of the Global Supply Chain Finance team, the role will be responsible for providing critical support and leadership in all Manufacturing & Logistics operations across all our geographies.
The individual would be a key player in the Supply Chain Finance team and generally would be the “go-to” person for all manufacturing and logistics finance aspects from a global perspective, focusing on:
- Driving performance
- Coordinating and leading the monthly, quarterly, and annual reporting & Supply FP&A process
- Improving working capital
- Driving standardization and best practices across the group
- Evaluating project business cases
- Aiding strategic decision-making
This is a high visibility role reporting directly into the Global Head of Supply Chain Finance and working closely with Regional Supply/Supply Finance Leaders and the Chief Supply Chain Officer for pladis.
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Responsibilities
Reporting & Planning
- Lead Monthly/Quarterly & Annual Reporting & Planning process; Aid Annual Supply Strategic Planning Process
- Lead Global Supply Chain budgeting process, covering financial (costs, working capital) as well as non-financial target setting. Analysis of submissions to understand assumptions, risks/opportunities, and summarizing for key business partners
- Leading in-year forecasting processes, focusing on financial elements to ensure full-year targets are met
- Co-ordinating timelines with regions for all regular planning processes
- Assist in quarterly Transfer Pricing checks and reviews
- Lead and come up with Digitalization initiatives to streamline, simplify, and have impactful reporting processes
- Support annual Strategic Supply planning process
Performance Management
- Lead quarterly review process with regions, drive discussions and actions to improve performance
- Review monthly and quarterly reporting packs, ensuring data integrity and analyzing/discussing with regions for key insights, identification of risks & opportunities. Ensure pladis Supply Chain KPIs are consistently implemented
- Benchmarking/best practice sharing: Perform benchmarking studies across sites, work with the Regions to understand various Productivity initiatives being undertaken with the idea of sharing best practices and drive overall performance improvement both in terms of P&L & Working Capital.
- Define powerful dashboards
Project Management
- Global finance lead on all major supply chain projects; coordinating inputs with regional teams, ensuring robust financial accuracy, and sharing insights on project economics


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Capital Investment Evaluation and Capital Allocation
- Evaluation of capital investments submitted for approval – accuracy in all financial elements and understanding main drivers of benefits
- Support preparation of bi-monthly capital board presentation, validating all financial elements while also ensuring all submissions meet standards
- Aid in capital allocation discussions/decisions for various management reviews
Product Sourcing
- Assist the sourcing team by leading financial evaluation of all product sourcing decisions, working with regions to understand landed costs and with key business partners to ensure effective decisions are made around optimization of the manufacturing/sourcing footprint.
Talent/Team Development
- Support development of the Global Supply Chain Finance Manager who reports into this role
- Build Supply Chain financial and non-financial understanding across the global network of both finance and supply chain contacts
About pladis
pladis is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to hiring a diverse workforce. All openings will be filled based on qualifications without regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, marital status, veteran status, disability, age, religion, or any other classification protected by law.
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We will not accept CVs from any other sources other than those currently on our PSL. We will not pay a fee for any candidate that has not been represented by a provider on our PSL.
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