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Chief Operating Officer - P&L - Financial Services (20-25 yrs)
Looking for a COO for a leading service firm .
- Minimum 20 yrs of experience last few years in leadership role. Should have managed P&L and headed organization for last 3 yrs.
- P&L management for part of the business
- Development and execution of 3 year growth strategy
- Build partnerships and alliances to scale non linearly
- These business contribute ~ 30% of current revenues and margins and are growing at 30%+ currently)
Experience and Background :
- MBA from reputed University
- 20-25 years of experience in BFSI / B2B Services firms leading and managing a large P&L
- Strong cross-functional banking and finance experience across business development, customer acquisition, product / solution development, risk management, finance and operations
- An outstanding track record of achievement demonstrated through People
- Leadership and Business Results
- Track record of building high performance teams and culture
- Ability to collobarate across levels and businesses and work in a non hierarchichal, hands on manner
- Able to balance short term and long term tradeoffs
- A desire for an entrepreneurial journey, of owning and growing a business and an orientation towards sustainable value creation. A sense of urgency, ability to think creatively about opportunities and solving problems is important.
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