EMEA Commercial & Transformation Lead (Hybrid)

F4P Recruit; Uxbridge; Hybrid; GBP 81,000 - 99,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Car allowance

21% bonus (semi-annual)

Hybrid working

EMEA scope and senior management

Progression to senior management

Job summary

F4P Recruit is seeking a Senior Commercial Operations professional to own a portfolio of business transformation projects across EMEA. You will drive commercial activities, onboarding, due diligence, procurement and contract negotiations, coordinating with Legal, Finance, Sales, Operations and IT.

You will develop and manage project plans, milestones and risks, communicating progress to senior management. The role emphasizes automation, efficiency and cross-functional collaboration in a hybrid

Qualifications

• Experience coordinating commercial activities and bringing cross-functional teams together.
• Strong project management skills across multiple initiatives.
• Proven ability to improve processes and workflows.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate customer and supplier commercial activities, onboarding, due diligence, procurement and tender activity.
• Manage project plans, milestones, risks and issues across multiple departments.
• Document actions, track approvals and ensure contracts progress through internal processes.
• Provide clear updates to senior management on project status and outcomes.
• Lead initiatives to improve profitability, sustainability and future revenue opportunities.

Skills

Commercial operations

Project management

Business process improvement

Contract negotiation

Job description

F4P Recruit is seeking a Senior Commercial Operations professional to own a portfolio of business transformation projects across EMEA. You will drive commercial activities, onboarding, due diligence, procurement and contract negotiations, coordinating with Legal, Finance, Sales, Operations and IT.

You will develop and manage project plans, milestones and risks, communicating progress to senior management. The role emphasizes automation, efficiency and cross-functional collaboration in a hybrid