(Closed) Polygon seeks Commercial Contracts Director
Polygon is a market leader in Property Damage Control, providing solutions to prevent, control and mitigate all kinds of property damage - creating a stronger, safer and more sustainable society. The combination of people, knowledge and technology makes Polygon the global expert in property damage control. They are transforming the industry through digitalisation, sustainability and acquisitions - producing a new generation of damage control specialists.
The success of this rapidly growing group rests on their 7,000+ dedicated employees, guided by a strong corporate culture. Their services cover a vast range of specialisms including:
● Water - from minor leaks to major incidents.
● Fire - restoration of structures and machinery.
● Climate - drying, cooling, and heating to perfect conditions with solutions covering temperature and humidity in buildings and manufacturing environments.
● Asset restoration - the restoration and repair of a wide variety of goods, from wind turbines to works of art.
● Digital and Sustainability solutions.
They are seeking a Commercial Contracts Director to further company growth and enhance their ongoing success. The successful candidate will review and negotiate commercial contracts across the business. They will collaborate with the finance, operations and sales teams to produce commercially attractive and profitable contracts. Furthermore, they will analyse pricing strategies, research market trends and explore cost and commercial risk control drivers. The cornerstone of this role's success is the development of effective reporting mechanisms that convincingly showcase cost-effectiveness improvements.
As this is a newly created position, they seek an individual with a background in commercial management in a field service-based industry, such as building maintenance or hard facilities management. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of commercial risk, alongside a demonstrable track record of driving profitability, whilst maintaining exemplary relationships with all internal and external stakeholders. The successful individual will be required to travel throughout the UK - visiting the Head Office in Hungtington, Cambridgeshire as required.
This vacancy has now closed.
