Billing Manager - FTC
Leeds, West Yorkshire
Billing Manager - FTC
- Contract
Leeds, West Yorkshire
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This vacancy has now expired.
Start your job searchMarks Sattin are currently working with a Leeds centre based legal firm, who are looking for a Billing Manager to cover maternity until March 2025!
They require a candidate with significant experience of billing and/or other aspects of revenue control within a professional services environment, with strong leadership skills. This role will have 2 direct reports within the team of 7 Billers.
For this position, they will pay up to £50,000 with hybrid working (1/2 days office working per week).
Responsibilities of the role include:
- End to end ownership of the billing process, ensuring timely and accurate completion against target whilst supporting business growth
- Setting and communicating monthly billing targets for each division
- Direct supervision of two Billing Managers as well as providing leadership to the wider Billing team of 7
- Management of WIP lock up within the business
- Providing an environment to inspire and deliver continuous improvement, with a focus to consistently achieve against KPIs, and maintain deadlines
- Running monthly Head of Division WIP review meetings to review aged WIP
If this could be of interest, please apply or contact Cameron.Walsh@markssattin.com
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