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LaValley Building Supply is seeking a Credit Manager to oversee credit policies, assess customer creditworthiness, and manage accounts receivable to optimize cash flow. You will work closely with sales, finance, and customer service to ensure effective credit transactions and minimize risk.
The role requires strong communication, negotiation, and leadership skills, with experience in credit management software and Excel.
Salary Range: $45,760.00 To $49,920.00 Annually
Contractor-retail lumber yards and home centers; truss and wall panel fabrication; a world class paint and decorating center; a custom “off-site construction” modular home division; and one of the largest, most modern Eastern White Pine sawmills in New England, LaValley Building Supply has what our customers need to successfully complete any project. The LaValley brand today consists of 14 locations that offer our customers a “one stop shop” for all of their building needs.
The Credit Manager for a Retail Lumberyard plays a critical role in managing the credit operations to ensure the financial health and stability of the business. This position is responsible for overseeing credit policies, evaluating customer creditworthiness, and managing accounts receivable to minimize risk and optimize cash flow. The Credit Manager collaborates closely with sales, finance, and customer service teams to facilitate smooth credit transactions and resolve any credit-related issues promptly. By maintaining strong relationships with customers and internal stakeholders, the Credit Manager helps support business growth while safeguarding against potential credit losses. Ultimately, this role ensures that credit practices align with company objectives and regulatory requirements, contributing to the overall profitability and operational efficiency of the lumberyard.
The Credit Manager utilizes analytical skills daily to assess customer creditworthiness and make informed decisions that balance risk and business opportunity. Strong communication and negotiation skills are essential for interacting with customers to resolve payment issues and maintain positive relationships. Organizational skills are critical for managing multiple accounts, maintaining accurate records, and ensuring timely follow-up on overdue payments. Leadership and team management skills are applied to guide and develop credit department staff, fostering a collaborative and efficient work environment. Additionally, proficiency with credit management software and data analysis tools supports effective reporting and strategic decision-making. This role reports directly to the Executive Management team. Pay is negotiable depending upon experience.