The Corporate Credit Manager for Kodiak Building Partners will be responsible for the oversight and maintenance of credit and collection policies, procedures, and best practices across all Kodiak operating units. This person will work closely with corporate Accounting and Finance to ensure accurate and timely execution of consolidated financial reporting which includes bad debt reserve analysis, monthly collection target setting, and AOP forecasting.
The Corporate Credit Manager will uphold external vendor partnerships on all Credit & AR related tools and resources available to the Kodiak Credit Department. This person will aid in the onboarding, training, and development of internal and external team members to foster a culture of continuous improvement, satisfy all cash flow goals, and mitigate delinquent receivables and potential bad debt loss.
This is a full-time, in-person position. Relocation packages available.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Distribute monthly AR reporting packages following each Accounting closing cycle
Finalize bad debt reserve reconciliations and execute customer specific adjustments as needed
Analyze trends in past due receivables and monitor at-risk customers to mitigate delinquencies and potential bad debt loss
Find ways to reduce DSO while helping the company maximize profitable sales
Collaborate with business leaders and analyze market and industry trends to set accurate monthly collection targets
Approve extended payment terms or high-dollar credit limits outside standard authority limits
Develop, drive, and improve internal policies, procedures and best practices
Review and edit content in shared resource center to equip team with templates, SOPs, guidelines, and other pertinent documents
Conduct routine roundtable discussions and present on financials, educational opportunities, and other corporate announcements
Plan and execute an in-person credit conference with entire team & local leadership
Onboard new business acquisition and educate new credit team members of policies, best practices, reporting expectations, and available tools & resources
Track usage of all external vendor partnerships and identify opportunities to grow volume
Work closely with Kodiak’s lien and bond service provider to secure and maintain lien rights
Negotiate volume, pricing, and strategic outlook with all external vendor partners
Utilize IT to create enhancements within ERP environment and external vendor web-portals
Mitigate instances of credit card fraud and seek ways to reduce credit card expenditures
Find ways to improve back-office functions and partner with Kodiak’s Continuous Improvement team for various project launches
Conduct quarterly performance review activities for direct reports
Ensure compliance and the highest integrity of the company’s results
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS OF CANDIDATE:
EXPERIENCE:
5+ years of experience in credit and collections preferred
5+ years of management experience preferred
Relevant industry experience, building materials distribution or construction preferred
Lien and Bond knowledge and experience required
NACM Career Designation (CBA, CBF, CCE) preferred
Familiarity with business credit bureaus and related resources required
Proficient use of MS Office Suite, specifically Excel required
Basic accounting and finance knowledge required
CHARACTERISTICS:
Team player and self-motivated
Detail oriented
Ability to prioritize and meet strict deadlines
Strong interpersonal, presentation, and negotiating skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Strong credit community presence with desire to attend industry groups and conference events
Kodiak Building Partners acquires and partners with local leaders in the building materials industry, empowering them to maintain their autonomy while benefiting from national resources. Our companies are locally managed and community-focused, delivering top-tier service, innovation, and growth across the U.S. Together, we’re building stronger communities, one partnership at a time.
At Kodiak, we empower local leaders with a culture of trust, autonomy, and collaboration. We support growth through learning, inclusion, and work-life balance, while maintaining the independence of each business. Together, we’re building stronger communities.