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  • Coca-Cola Ignite Intern - Marketing  

    - London
    Description Function Overview at Coca-ColaAt Coca-Cola, our Marketing... Read More
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    Function Overview at Coca-Cola
    At Coca-Cola, our Marketing function is at the heart of creating memorable connections between our brands and the millions of people we serve every day. We focus on inspiring and engaging consumers through innovative campaigns, digital experiences, and impactful storytelling that bring our iconic brands to life.

    What will you do as a Coca-Cola Ignite Intern?
     Gain hands-on experience, develop critical skills, and handle complex projects with real business impact.Get an opportunity accelerate your career growth within Coca-Cola's global networked organization.Network with leaders and colleagues, learning from their expertise through various engagement opportunities.Be part of a vibrant global community of interns and early career professionals, sharing experiences and insights.Contribute to meaningful initiatives promoting social impact and sustainability, making a positive impact in our communitiesKey Responsibilities
    As a Marketing Intern at Coca-Cola, you will join a dynamic team focused on driving brand growth, consumer engagement, and market leadership. You will have the opportunity to contribute to exciting marketing campaigns, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and gain hands-on experience in both traditional and digital marketing.Support the development and execution of 360-degree marketing campaigns that resonate with diverse consumer segments.Conduct consumer and market research to uncover insights that guide brand strategies and messaging.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align marketing strategies with business objectives.Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of marketing initiatives and campaigns.Manage social media and digital marketing channels to foster engagement and drive brand awareness.Assist in coordinating product launches, events, and sponsorships to enhance brand visibility.Requirements:Educational background: An undergraduate student, pursuing a bachelor's degree, or master’s student, completing a master’s degreeRight to work: Legal authorisation to work in the UK. No visa sponsorship is provided.Commitment: Must be available to start October 1st, 2026, and commit to 36.25 hours/week for a 12-month internship.Language: Fluency in English (with strong verbal and written communication skills)Attributes: Enthusiasm towards Coca-Cola, its brands and its values. Curious, agile, creative and passionate about learning and making a true impact in a high-performance and diverse environment.Relationship skills: Being inclusive, team-oriented, and adept at building relationships.Relevant knowledge: Knowledge in marketing principles, creativity, digital marketing, social media, market research and data analysis. Strong in PowerPoint and Excel.Skills:Location(s):United KingdomCity/Cities:LondonTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:NoJob Posting End Date:July 5, 2026 Read Less
  • Senior Manager, Treasury  

    - London
    Description Summary: Focus, Scope, & Impact:The Sr. Manager, Treasury... Read More
    Description Summary: Focus, Scope, & Impact:The Sr. Manager, Treasury is responsible for overseeing all aspects of treasury management within the organization. This includes managing cash flow including forecasts, optimizing liquidity, mitigating financial risks, and developing and implementing treasury strategies. The Sr. Manager, Treasury plays a vital role in financial planning and decision-making processes.A key aspect of the role is the development and further improvement of the Treasury function within this business area.The role covers all Costa legal entities and operating units.Key Success Parameters:ExperienceOver 5 years of treasury experience and manager or senior manager level, ideally with experience of treasury in a global operating business.A recognized treasury qualification is advantageous but not a requirement as relevant industry experience is a key consideration.Experience of managing a team across a diverse and wide-ranging set of processes and deliverables.Understanding of risk management principles, ability to write and develop policies and processes to reduce risk and create an environment of control where Cash or other Treasury items are involved.Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, with proficiency in financial modeling and data analysis.Work FocusCash Management:Monitor daily cash balances and ensure adequate liquidity to meet operational needs.Forecast cash flows and manage short-term investments to optimize returns.Execute payments, transfers, and wire transactions accurately and on time.Alongside the cash and banking manager & Treasury Administrators manage cash inflows and outflows from business operations ensuring adequate reconciliations.Cashflow Reporting and Forecasting:Prepare and analyze treasury-related financial reports for senior management and external stakeholders.Develop and maintain accurate cash flow forecasts to support financial planning and budgeting processes.Financial Transactions Recording:Record daily financial transactions into the organization's accounting software or ERP system, primarily linked to banking entries from bank account statements.Ensure accurate coding of transactions and adherence to established accounting policies.Reconciliation of Bank accounts to statements.Risk Management:Identify, assess, and manage financial risks, including commodity, currency, and credit risks.Develop and implement risk mitigation strategies such as hedging and insurance.Banking and Financial Relationships:Maintain relationships with banks and financial institutions, including the internal Coca Cola bank lead by the corporate treasury teams.Negotiate terms and conditions of banking services and credit facilities.Evaluate and select banking partners to meet the organization's needs.Treasury Policies and Procedures:Develop and enforce treasury policies and procedures to ensure compliance with regulations and best practices.Ensure internal controls are in place to safeguard financial assets.Team Coordination:Collaborate with finance teams, including accounting, treasury, and internal audit.Coordinate activities and timelines to meet reporting deadlines.Process Improvement:Identify opportunities to streamline and improve the financial close process.Implement best practices and automation where applicable.Audit Support:Assist in the preparation and coordination of external audits.Address audit inquiries and provide documentation as needed.Communication Focus:Communicate with various departments, including OU Finance teams, FP&A, Source to Pay, Order to Cash, legal, tax and wider Coca Cola Company teams.Collaborate with other members of the finance team and various departments to gather and verify financial information.Delivery of standard approaches to interaction and communication into the accounting services team.Key Knowledge Requirements:Experience at Treasury Manager/Senior Manager level in a global business.Strong financial modelling ability and experience of building cashflow forecasts and reporting that are accurate.Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and accounting software.Attention to detail is critical to ensure accurate reporting and complianceAbility to write, develop treasury policies and a high level of awareness with relevant regulations.What We'll Do for You:Purpose-Driven Career: Play a significant role in our purpose-driven approach that empowers communities, promotes sustainability, and ensures quality.Global Network: Expand and maintain global connections that facilitate swift movement and shared learning.Inclusivity and Growth: Join a community that fosters belonging and encourages you to bring your best self to work.Skills:Compliance, InfluencingLocation(s):United KingdomCity/Cities:LondonTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:NoJob Posting End Date:April 13, 2026 Read Less
  • Coca-Cola Ignite Intern - PACS  

    - London
    Description Function Overview at Coca-ColaPublic Affairs, Communicatio... Read More
    Description Function Overview at Coca-Cola
    Public Affairs, Communications, and Sustainability (PACS) at Coca-Cola leads the company’s efforts to engage with communities, media, and stakeholders while advancing our sustainability and social responsibility initiatives. We are committed to making a positive impact on society and the environment.What will you do as a Coca-Cola Ignite Intern?
     Gain hands-on experience, develop critical skills, and handle complex projects with real business impact.Get an opportunity accelerate your career growth within Coca-Cola's global networked organization.Network with leaders and colleagues, learning from their expertise through various engagement opportunities.Be part of a vibrant global community of interns and early career professionals, sharing experiences and insights.Contribute to meaningful initiatives promoting social impact and sustainability, making a positive impact in our communitiesKey ResponsibilitiesAs a PACS Intern, you will play an important role in supporting Coca-Cola’s public relations, sustainability, and communication strategies. You will work on projects that promote environmental responsibility, foster community relations, and ensure that our brand’s message is communicated clearly and effectively.Assist in developing and implementing public relations strategies that enhance Coca-Cola’s reputation.Support sustainability programs and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives.Monitor and track media coverage to assess public perception and reputation.Help coordinate communication campaigns and community outreach programs.Collaborate with internal teams to align sustainability efforts with company values.Analyze stakeholder feedback and recommend improvements.RequirementsEducational background: An undergraduate student, pursuing a bachelor's degree, or master’s student, completing a master’s degree in communications, Public Affairs, Environmental Science, or related field.Right to work: Legal authorisation to work in UK. No visa sponsorship is provided.Commitment: Must be available to start October 1st, 2026, and commit to 36.25 hours/week for a 12-month internship.Language: Fluency in English (with strong verbal and written communication skills)Attributes: Enthusiasm towards Coca-Cola, its brands and its values. Curious, agile, creative and passionate about learning and making a true impact in a high-performance and diverse environment.Relationship skills: Being inclusive, team-oriented, and adept at building relationships.Relevant Knowledge: Excellent writing and verbal communication skills. Passion for sustainability and community initiatives, with strong ethical standards. Strong understanding of sustainability practices and public relations. Proficiency in social media and content creation. Creative and strategic thinking.Skills:Location(s):United KingdomCity/Cities:LondonTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:NoJob Posting End Date:July 5, 2026 Read Less
  • Coca-Cola Ignite Intern - Finance  

    - London
    Description Function Overview at Coca-ColaCoca-Cola’s Finance function... Read More
    Description Function Overview at Coca-Cola
    Coca-Cola’s Finance function is the backbone of the company, ensuring we deliver consistent, sustainable growth. We leverage financial insights to drive business strategy, provide value through operational efficiency, and make decisions that fuel Coca-Cola’s long-term success.What will you do as a Coca-Cola Ignite Intern?
     Gain hands-on experience, develop critical skills, and handle complex projects with real business impact.Get an opportunity accelerate your career growth within Coca-Cola's global networked organization.Network with leaders and colleagues, learning from their expertise through various engagement opportunities.Be part of a vibrant global community of interns and early career professionals, sharing experiences and insights.Contribute to meaningful initiatives promoting social impact and sustainability, making a positive impact in our communitiesKey ResponsibilitiesAs a Finance Intern, you will embark on a journey that will expose you to financial analysis, reporting, forecasting, and strategic decision-making across multiple markets. Your contributions will support Coca-Cola’s financial health and help shape the future of the company’s operations.Support the preparation and analysis of financial reports, forecasts, and budgets.Provide insights into financial performance to guide operational and strategic decision-making.Assist with month-end and year-end closing processes, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.Participate in cost optimization initiatives and identify opportunities for financial improvements.Collaborate with different departments to ensure financial goals are met and exceeded.Help build financial models to evaluate new business opportunities and investments.RequirementsEducational background: An undergraduate student, pursuing a bachelor's degree, or master’s student, completing a master's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field.Right to work: Legal authorisation to work in the UK No visa sponsorship is provided.Commitment: Must be available to start October 1st 2026 and commit to 36.25 hours/week for a 12-month internship.Language: Fluency in English (with strong verbal and written communication skills)Attributes: Enthusiasm towards Coca-Cola, its brands and its values. Curious, agile, creative and passionate about learning and making a true impact in a high-performance and diverse environment.Relationship skills: Being inclusive, team-oriented, and adept at building relationships.Relevant Knowledge: Basic understanding of financial principles and accounting, proficiency in Microsoft Excel and other financial software, strong analytical and problem-solving skills plus attention to detail.Skills:Location(s):United KingdomCity/Cities:LondonTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:NoJob Posting End Date:July 5, 2026 Read Less
  • Senior Director Procurement, Glass  

    - London
    Description Summary: The Senior Director, Cross Enterprise Procurement... Read More
    Description Summary: The Senior Director, Cross Enterprise Procurement Group (CEPG), leads the Global Glass Packaging Program for the Coca‑Cola system, spanning The Coca‑Cola Company, company-owned bottlers, and franchise bottlers across all regions. This leadership role owns the full glass value chain: primary packaging sourcing, sustainability, upstream raw materials (soda ash, gas, electricity, cullet), technology, supplier strategy, and long-term investment planning. The Senior Director is accountable for setting system-wide strategy, managing a global category spend of approximately $850M, aligning Operating Units and bottlers, negotiating at senior levels, developing sustainability roadmaps aligned with KO’s 2030 goals, and ensuring supply continuity and competitiveness across the network.Team StructureLeads a Core CEPG Glass teamManages an extended network of bottler procurement & technical leadersPartners cross-functionally with Procurement, Technical, Sustainability, Supply Chain, PACS, Finance, Innovation, R&D and Operating Unit (OU) leadership.What You’ll Do for UsGlobal Category LeadershipLead the end-to-end Global Glass Packaging procurement programConduct value chain mapping, cost modeling, supply/demand analytics, and risk assessments.Provide authoritative insights to senior stakeholders.Strategic Alignment & GovernancePresent business plans, cost outlooks, and strategies to the CEPG Operating Committee.Ensure cross-system alignment and governance.Maintain rigorous confidentiality and data stewardship.Supplier & Market StrategyLead senior-level supplier negotiations.Influence supplier investments, technology upgrades, and sustainability programs.Assess supplier performance and future capability.Sustainability LeadershipLead Glass category sustainability strategy aligned with Packaging Sustainability 2030 goals.Drive circularity initiatives, cullet strategy, and decarbonization pathways.Expand supplier participation in sustainability initiatives.Program ExecutionEnsure aligned strategy execution across all bottlers.Drive sourcing events, long-term contracts, and financial delivery.Strengthen bottler relationships up to SVP/CPO level.Innovation & Industry LeadershipIdentify innovation in materials, furnace efficiency, lightweighting, and circularity.Monitor global Glass industry trends and regulatory changes.Build long-term strategic options for system competitiveness.Supply Continuity & Risk ManagementDevelop contingency strategies and long-term capacity planning.Monitor commodity trends affecting Glass economics.Create alternative supply strategies aligned with bottler networks.Leadership, Talent & Network DevelopmentCoach and grow CEPG and system Glass procurement capability.Improve global collaboration and alignment.Digital & Analytical ExcellencePromote digital tools and AI for enhanced insights.Strengthen analytical visibility into cost drivers and supplier performance.Required Qualifications & ExperienceBachelor’s degree required; MBA preferred.10+ years procurement/supply chain leadership experience.Proven global glass category or multi-regional leadership background.Strong influence capability across cultures and seniority levels.Supplier negotiation experience at executive levels.English fluency; Spanish is a plus.Ability to travel up to 30%.Critical CapabilitiesStrategic Leadership & VisionCategory Management ExpertiseFinancial Acumen & Cost ModelingSupplier Relationship ManagementSustainability Strategy DevelopmentGlobal Stakeholder LeadershipNegotiation ExcellenceRisk Management & Continuity PlanningDigital Fluency & Data-Driven Decision MakingThe Coca-Cola Company will not offer sponsorship for employment status (including, but not limited to, H1-B visa status and other employment-based nonimmigrant visas) for this position. Accordingly, all applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis and must not require The Coca-Cola Company's sponsorship to continue to work legally in the United States.Skills:Financial Acumen, Global Category Management, Negotiation, Procurement, Supplier Relationship Management, Supply ChainPay Range:$181,000 - $221,000Annual Incentive Reference Value Percentage:50Long-term Incentive Reference Value Percentage:20Location(s):United States of AmericaCity/Cities:AtlantaTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:NoJob Posting End Date:April 13, 2026 Read Less
  • Manager, Commercial Finance  

    - London
    Description Summary: Role summary:Provide end-to-end financial analysi... Read More
    Description Summary: Role summary:Provide end-to-end financial analysis, operational control support, and portfolio reporting for the global GRW portfolio. Own analytical deliverables that inform portfolio decisions (deal economics, site/space scenarios, OU chargebacks), manage PO/vendor oversight activities executed by CBRE, and partner with Genpact/Finhub for monthly close reconciliation and variance commentary. This is a global role with accountability for both CAPEX and OPEX analytics and will serve as a trusted advisor to Portfolio Planning team and GRW leadership.Areas of Focus:CAPEX Leadership: Establish and oversee global CAPEX governance, enhancing process effectiveness and aligning with strategic priorities. Including management of WBS cost centers, monthly reporting and capitalization process.Strategic Financial Analysis: Provide comprehensive financial analyses for major portfolio initiatives; offer executive insights to inform high-level decisions, including ability to provide heavy analytical modeling support for global OPEX budget of $236M+.Executive Reporting: Develop executive-ready reporting for both CAPEX and OPEX, ensuring insights drive strategic alignment. Track actuals, trends, and forecasts.PO Oversight: Supervise PO management processes across regions, liaising with CBRE, Genpact and Finance teams for seamless execution and accuracy.Global Focus: Provide regional OPEX insights and maintain connections with the global OU finance teams to ensure aligned financial strategy.Team Development: Mentor and develop finance analysts, fostering a culture of excellence and alignment with corporate goals.Process Innovation: Lead efforts to innovate, automate, and standardize financial processes, driving efficiencies across the portfolio.Key responsibilities (core):Build robust, auditable models for lease/buy/build/sale-leaseback decisions; perform NPV/IRR, sensitivity, and scenario analysis; quantify P&L/CF/BS impacts.Run multi‑region portfolio scenarios (consolidations, expansions, exits) and quantify financial/site impacts to inform strategy and space planning.Partner with CBRE on global run‑rates, seasonality, service and vendor rates; track and report realized savings and recurring OPEX forecasts, including building annual bottoms up budgets with support from CBRE, Genpact, and GRW Finance leaders.Support CAPEX forecasting; reconcile SAP actuals to AFE/budget; validate capital spend coding and project closeout inputs.Coordinate monthly close data with Genpact and CBRE; perform detailed variance analysis and root‑cause commentary — note: this role analyzes and reports findings; booking of actuals is performed by Genpact/FinHub.Act as escalation and control point for PO/invoice/vendor maintenance activities executed by CBRE; manage CBRE POs end‑to‑end (approx. 100–200 POs/year), ensure timely creation/closure and run periodic right‑sizing checks.Prepare OU chargeback files, maintain allocation drivers, and reconcile to GLs provided by CBRE and Genpact.Request and validate global cost centers/WBS; monitor spend vs. budget; coordinate asset capitalization and support asset accounting close activities.Provide inputs for ASC 842 disclosures and support impairment screening and analysis with Lease Admin/FinHub.Build and maintain dashboards (cost per sq ft/FTE, utilities, FM cost, OU views) leveraging CBRE and Genpact data feeds.Maintain SOX evidence and audit‑ready documentation; support internal and external audits.Identify and drive automation, standardization and process efficiency opportunities (tools, templates, dashboards).Advise Portfolio Planning organization and OU finance leads on financial impacts, budget alignment to OUs, and decision tradeoffs.Success metrics:OPEX/CAPEX forecast accuracy and timelinessReconciliation timeliness of SAP actuals to AFE/budgetQuality and timeliness of variance commentary delivered to stakeholdersIntegrity of OU chargebacks and reduction in reconciliation exceptionsPO lifecycle KPIs (timely creation/close rates) and reduction in escalationsSOX control effectiveness and audit outcomesMeasurable efficiency gains from automation and process improvementsSkills:Location(s):United KingdomCity/Cities:LondonTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:NoJob Posting End Date:April 13, 2026 Read Less
  • Consultant, Commercial Finance  

    - London
    Description Summary: Role summary:Provide end-to-end financial analysi... Read More
    Description Summary: Role summary:Provide end-to-end financial analysis, operational control support, and portfolio reporting for the global GRW portfolio. Own analytical deliverables that inform portfolio decisions (deal economics, site/space scenarios, OU chargebacks), manage PO/vendor oversight activities executed by CBRE, and partner with Genpact/Controllership for monthly close reconciliation and variance commentary. This is a global role with accountability for both CAPEX and OPEX analytics and will serve as a trusted advisor to Portfolio Directors and GRW leadership.Areas of Focus:· Financial Analysis: Conduct analysis for CAPEX and OPEX initiatives, supporting strategic decisions with data-driven insights.· PO Management: Manage PO, invoice, and vendor maintenance, directly handling CBRE POs; ensure alignment with financial processes.· Global Focus: Provide regional OPEX insights and maintain connections with the global OU finance teams to ensure aligned financial strategy.· Variance Analysis: Collaborate with Genpact and CBRE to coordinate monthly close processes, conducting variance analysis and reporting findings.· Stakeholder Support: Work closely with Portfolio Directors, advising on financial impacts and ensuring cost alignment with business units.· Efficiency Initiatives: Identify and suggest improvements for automation and process efficiency in financial operations.Key responsibilities (core):· Build robust, auditable models for lease/buy/build/sale-leaseback decisions; perform NPV/IRR, sensitivity, and scenario analysis; quantify P&L/CF/BS impacts.· Run multi-region portfolio scenarios (consolidations, expansions, exits) and quantify financial/site impacts to inform strategy and space planning.· Partner with CBRE on global run-rates, seasonality, service and vendor rates; track and report realized savings and recurring opex forecasts, including building annual bottoms up budgets with support from CBRE, Genpact, and GRW Finance leaders.· Support CAPEX forecasting; reconcile SAP actuals to AFE/budget; validate capital spend coding and project closeout inputs.· Coordinate monthly close data with Genpact and CBRE; perform detailed variance analysis and root-cause commentary — note: this role analyzes and reports findings; booking of actuals is performed by Genpact/FinHub.· Act as escalation and control point for PO/invoice/vendor maintenance activities executed by CBRE; manage CBRE POs end-to-end (approx. 100–200 POs/year), ensure timely creation/closure and run periodic right-sizing checks.· Prepare OU chargeback files, maintain allocation drivers and rate cards, and reconcile to GLs ensuring alignment with CBRE and Genpact.· Request and validate global cost centers/WBS; monitor spend vs. budget; coordinate asset capitalization and support asset accounting close activities.· Provide inputs for ASC 842 disclosures and support impairment screening and analysis with Lease Admin/Controllership.· Build and maintain dashboards (cost per sq ft/FTE, utilities, FM cost, OU views) leveraging CBRE and Genpact data feeds.· Maintain SOX evidence and audit-ready documentation; support internal and external audits.· Identify and drive automation, standardization and process efficiency opportunities (tools, templates, dashboards).· Advise Portfolio Planning organization and OU finance leads on financial impacts, budget alignment to OUs, and decision tradeoffs.Success metrics:· OPEX/CAPEX forecast accuracy and timeliness· Reconciliation timeliness of SAP actuals to AFE/budget· Quality and timeliness of variance commentary delivered to stakeholders· Integrity of OU chargebacks and reduction in reconciliation exceptions· PO lifecycle KPIs (timely creation/close rates) and reduction in escalations· SOX control effectiveness and audit outcomes· Measurable efficiency gains from automation and process improvementsSkills:Location(s):United KingdomCity/Cities:LondonTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:NoJob Posting End Date:April 13, 2026 Read Less
  • Senior Director, Finance Operations Optimization Team  

    - London
    Description Summary: This senior role is responsible for driving opera... Read More
    Description Summary: This senior role is responsible for driving operational excellence, standardization, and transformation across global finance functions (RTR, Payroll, P2P, OTC). The position develops and maintains a scalable, transparent service delivery model, leveraging best practices and innovation to ensure cost-effective, resilient operations. Reporting to the Senior Director for Finance Optimization, the role collaborates with internal and external partners, including Operations Units, TCCC Functional Hubs, Genpact, DTS, contractors, and vendors.Key Responsibilities:1. Optimization & Global Process OwnershipManage and update the service catalogue for all finance functions.Lead global process standardization, using value stream mapping to identify and address inefficiencies.Champion adoption of best practices and frameworks for consistency and compliance.2. Policy Governance & Risk ManagementEnsure Standard Practices and Procedures (SPP) are current and communicated.Oversee the Risk Control Matrix (RCM) and Business Continuity Plan (BCP) for robust risk mitigation.Track audit points and Management Action Plans (MAPS), streamlining policies to eliminate inefficiency.3. People & Organizational ManagementMaintain oversight of operations teams’ size and location across all entities.Monitor workforce allocation for optimal talent use.Foster an inclusive, collaborative culture across global teams.Track and manage operational costs, implementing cost control and transparent reporting.4. Leadership & Strategic PartnershipAdvise senior executives and functional heads on operational optimization.Build strategic partnerships for best practice sharing and innovation.Represent the organization in global forums and industry events.Key Qualifications & ExperienceBachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Operations, IT, or related field (Master’s preferred).Minimum 10 years’ experience in operations, process optimization, or global business service management.Expertise in service catalogue management, process mapping, policy governance, risk management, and technology strategy.Proven leadership of large, cross-functional, multi-geographic teams.Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and stakeholder management skills.Experience with digital transformation (RPA, IA, AI/Gen AI, cloud technologies).Ability to drive organizational change and foster innovation.Key CompetenciesStrategic Vision: Align operations with long-term objectives.Operational Excellence: Deep understanding of process optimization and best practices.Change Leadership: Lead change initiatives and influence stakeholders.Technological Savvy: Up-to-date on emerging technologies.Financial Acumen: Expertise in cost management and value realization.Collaboration & Influence: Build consensus and manage complex stakeholder landscapes.Risk & Resilience: Identify risks and ensure operational continuity.Relocation: we will offer local/domestic limited relocation packages; however, we will not be able to support international relocation packages.Career Development & ImpactThis role offers significant scope for personal and professional growth, placing the leader at the heart of the organization’s transformation journey. Success is measured by the ability to unlock value, reduce friction, and create sustainable competitive advantage through operational excellence and innovation.SummaryThe Senior Director, Finance Ops Optimization Lead is a strategic, high-impact role focused on transforming global finance operations. It requires visionary leadership, operational expertise, and the ability to drive change and innovation across diverse teams and functions.The Coca-Cola Company will not offer sponsorship for employment status (including, but not limited to, H1-B visa status and other employment-based nonimmigrant visas) for this position. Accordingly, all applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis and must not require The Coca-Cola Company's sponsorship to continue to work legally in the United States.Skills:Financial Leadership, Financial Operations, Policy Governance, Process Optimization, Risk Management, Strategic PlanningPay Range:$180,000 - $203,000Annual Incentive Reference Value Percentage:30Location(s):United States of AmericaCity/Cities:AtlantaTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:YesJob Posting End Date:April 13, 2026 Read Less
  • Consultant, Commerical Finance  

    - London
    Description Summary: Role summary:Provide end-to-end financial analysi... Read More
    Description Summary: Role summary:Provide end-to-end financial analysis, operational control support, and portfolio reporting for the global GRW portfolio. Own analytical deliverables that inform portfolio decisions (deal economics, site/space scenarios, OU chargebacks), manage PO/vendor oversight activities executed by CBRE, and partner with Genpact/Controllership for monthly close reconciliation and variance commentary. This is a global role with accountability for both CAPEX and OPEX analytics and will serve as a trusted advisor to Portfolio Directors and GRW leadership.Areas of Focus:· Financial Analysis: Conduct analysis for CAPEX and OPEX initiatives, supporting strategic decisions with data-driven insights.· PO Management: Manage PO, invoice, and vendor maintenance, directly handling CBRE POs; ensure alignment with financial processes.· Global Focus: Provide regional OPEX insights and maintain connections with the global OU finance teams to ensure aligned financial strategy.· Variance Analysis: Collaborate with Genpact and CBRE to coordinate monthly close processes, conducting variance analysis and reporting findings.· Stakeholder Support: Work closely with Portfolio Directors, advising on financial impacts and ensuring cost alignment with business units.· Efficiency Initiatives: Identify and suggest improvements for automation and process efficiency in financial operations.Key responsibilities (core):· Build robust, auditable models for lease/buy/build/sale-leaseback decisions; perform NPV/IRR, sensitivity, and scenario analysis; quantify P&L/CF/BS impacts.· Run multi-region portfolio scenarios (consolidations, expansions, exits) and quantify financial/site impacts to inform strategy and space planning.· Partner with CBRE on global run-rates, seasonality, service and vendor rates; track and report realized savings and recurring opex forecasts, including building annual bottoms up budgets with support from CBRE, Genpact, and GRW Finance leaders.· Support CAPEX forecasting; reconcile SAP actuals to AFE/budget; validate capital spend coding and project closeout inputs.· Coordinate monthly close data with Genpact and CBRE; perform detailed variance analysis and root-cause commentary — note: this role analyzes and reports findings; booking of actuals is performed by Genpact/FinHub.· Act as escalation and control point for PO/invoice/vendor maintenance activities executed by CBRE; manage CBRE POs end-to-end (approx. 100–200 POs/year), ensure timely creation/closure and run periodic right-sizing checks.· Prepare OU chargeback files, maintain allocation drivers and rate cards, and reconcile to GLs ensuring alignment with CBRE and Genpact.· Request and validate global cost centers/WBS; monitor spend vs. budget; coordinate asset capitalization and support asset accounting close activities.· Provide inputs for ASC 842 disclosures and support impairment screening and analysis with Lease Admin/Controllership.· Build and maintain dashboards (cost per sq ft/FTE, utilities, FM cost, OU views) leveraging CBRE and Genpact data feeds.· Maintain SOX evidence and audit-ready documentation; support internal and external audits.· Identify and drive automation, standardization and process efficiency opportunities (tools, templates, dashboards).· Advise Portfolio Planning organization and OU finance leads on financial impacts, budget alignment to OUs, and decision tradeoffs.Success metrics:· OPEX/CAPEX forecast accuracy and timeliness· Reconciliation timeliness of SAP actuals to AFE/budget· Quality and timeliness of variance commentary delivered to stakeholders· Integrity of OU chargebacks and reduction in reconciliation exceptions· PO lifecycle KPIs (timely creation/close rates) and reduction in escalations· SOX control effectiveness and audit outcomes· Measurable efficiency gains from automation and process improvementsSkills:Location(s):United KingdomCity/Cities:LondonTravel Required:00% - 25%Relocation Provided:NoJob Posting End Date:April 5, 2026 Read Less

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