Cash & Banking Manager
Greater Manchester, Manchester
Cash & Banking Manager
Greater Manchester, Manchester
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Brand new opportunity for a first class, forward thinking and commercially aware cash and banking manager who's keen to join a hugely entrepreneurial organisation.
Working with the Senior Leadership Team, you'll be managing all aspects of cash and banking and will be absolutely instrumental in ensuring that all payments, banking and currency aspects relating to all aspects of volume transactions.
Working in a retail/supply chain environment where meeting deadlines and service proivision is absolutely key, you'll be working directly for the 'Head of' and will have a dotted line in to the CEO, and will be directly responsible for the below:
- Working with the SLT to devise efficient processes and procedures for all payment related issues
- Using your proven track record in continuous improvement to make recommendations up to Board level
- Managing all banking relationships and providing support from a treasury perspective
- Working wtih the SLT to provide accurate cashflow information and being part of a close-knit team in all aspects of budgeting/forecasting
This is an opportunity to join a fast-growing business which has an energetic attitude so this will be a key part of the successful candidate's 'make-up'. You'll be hungry to be in a challenging role where your ability to move quickly in line with business needs and strategy is absolutely key
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