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Zachary Daniels

International Account Coordinator

London
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International Account Coordinator | North London | Hybrid - 2-3 days a week in the office | Competitive salary + benefits

The Company

I'm working with a long-standing client of mine, a successful international consumer goods business that's continuing to grow across global markets.

As they expand, they're looking for another person to join a close-knit team that sits at the heart of their international operations, connecting customers, overseas manufacturing partners and internal teams.

It's a business I've recruited for over a number of years and one where people genuinely enjoy working. The culture is collaborative, there's a real buzz around the office and people tend to build long-term careers because they enjoy the variety, the people and the opportunities to grow.

The Opportunity

If you enjoy managing orders, solving problems and being the person who brings lots of moving parts together, this could be a great fit.

You'll work with international customers, colleagues in the US, manufacturing partners in Asia and teams across Sales, Planning and Supply Chain, helping manage the process from customer order through production and ultimately delivery.

It's a role with plenty of variety and autonomy, where you'll need to understand how the different parts of the process connect. Priorities can change quickly, so you'll be comfortable balancing customer requirements, production timelines and commercial needs, while knowing when something needs attention and taking ownership of getting it resolved.

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The Role

Day to day you'll be:

  • Managing international customer orders from purchase order through to delivery.
  • Coordinating purchasing and production with overseas manufacturing partners.
  • Tracking order and production status, identifying potential delays and resolving issues.
  • Working closely with Sales, Planning, Supply Chain and international teams.
  • Building relationships with customers and responding to day-to-day account queries.
  • Supporting forecasting, planning and wider commercial operations.
  • Managing different customer processes, requirements and order specifications.
  • Finding practical solutions when production, timings or minimum order quantities create challenges.
  • Keeping information accurate and making sure everyone involved has the updates they need.
  • Looking for opportunities to improve processes and make things work better.

The Person

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You might currently be working as an:

  • Account Coordinator / International Account Coordinator
  • Sales or Wholesale Coordinator
  • Sales Operations Coordinator
  • Customer Supply Chain Coordinator
  • Buying Assistant / Buying Coordinator
  • Purchasing or Procurement Coordinator
  • Production Coordinator / Production Merchandiser
  • Merchandising or Supply Chain Assistant

You don't need to have done this exact job before.

You might have stronger customer and international account experience, or you might come from the buying, production, supply chain or logistics side and want a role that gives you broader commercial and customer exposure.

What matters is that you're comfortable working with orders, enjoy solving problems and can keep on top of lots of moving parts without losing the detail.

You'll need experience within a product-led or consumer goods environment, with exposure to international customers, overseas suppliers or manufacturers, wholesale operations, purchasing, production or supply chain. We're open to different backgrounds, but you'll need to understand the journey of an order and be comfortable working across multiple teams to keep things moving.

If you're looking for a busy, varied role where you'll be trusted, challenged and given the opportunity to grow, I'd love to hear from you.

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Skills

Order Management
International Account Coordination
Supply Chain Coordination
Production Tracking
Stakeholder Management
Problem Solving
Forecasting
Procurement
Wholesale Operations
Customer Relationship Management
Logistics Coordination
Commercial Operations

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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