Jul 10, 2012

Credit Manager


Morris H. Snitowsky, CPA


Division Director ? Parker and Lynch Chicago Finance


 


Job Summary:


 


 


 


Detailed duties and responsibilities:


 



 
Manage three to five individuals

 


 
Create and manage credit application process

 


 
Perform credit background investigations where necessary

 


 
Create and manage a dunning process

 


 
Monitor and research delinquent accounts

 


 
Communicate with account teams on delinquent accounts; or if necessary the client directly

 


 
Establish communication with customers on problems associated with invoices, pricing errors, erroneous charges, delivery errors and any other situation that may cause the customer to withhold payment of an invoice.

 


 
Oversee the cash application process, ensuring that it is completed in a timely manner

 


 
Lead weekly update meeting with the CFO

 


 
Work directly with the account management teams during client set-up to ensure a timely and smooth billing process

 


 
Evaluate and establish credit terms and credit limits

 


 
Take part in special projects requested by the CFO, including special reports and process improvements

 


 
The job responsibilities may be changed or expanded at will, and are expected to expand in conjunction with experience and the Company?s needs.

 


 


Required and desired skills:



 
Five or more years of relevant experience specifically related to extending credit, collections and management of others

 


 
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, CPA or MBA a plus

 


 
Possess strong dispute resolution and strong interpersonal skills

 


 
Excellent computer skills including proficient use of MS Excel and Word

 


 
Must be detailed oriented with strong analytical skills, and demonstrated ability to handle multiple deadlines and priorities and to adapt to change

 


 
Must be able to assume initiative and work independently with minimal direction

 


 
Strong verbal and written communication and organization skills

 

 

Job Requirements 

More than 5 years 

 



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