Chief Commercial Officer (CCO)
egybell internationalNew Egypt (NJ)
Chief Commercial Officer (CCO)
Posted yesterday
egybell internationalNew Egypt (NJ)
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Egy Bell is Hiring Chief Commercial Officer CCO for a leading trading company locted in El-Sheikh Zayed
Key Responsibilities:
Strategic Leadership Develop and implement commercial strategies business plans and KPIs Align policies and SOPs with company goals Present strategic insights and recommendations to the Board
Commercial amp Trading Operations Oversee commodity trading purchasing and sales execution Ensure compliance with risk management frameworks Validate pricing strategies and trading transactions
Market Analysis amp Business Development Analyze market trends and commodity performance Identify new business opportunities and partnerships Expand commercial channels and revenue streams
Financial Planning amp Performance Develop annual budgets and sales plans Monitor KPIs and prepare performance reports Align purchasing strategies with market insights
Risk Management Ensure accurate reporting of commodity and currency positions Collaborate with finance and risk teams to manage exposure
Cross-Functional Collaboration Work closely with Finance Supply Chain Sales IT and Risk teams Ensure smooth and aligned operations across departments
Team Leadership Lead mentor and develop the commercial team Support recruitment performance management and training initiatives
Procurement Oversight Supervise procurement processes and purchasing forecasts Ensure compliance with company policies
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)Revenue growth amp profitability
Market expansion amp business development
Trading accuracy amp risk reporting
Sales target achievement
Operational efficiency
Team performance
Qualifications:
Bachelor s degree in Business, Finance, Economics, or related field (MBA preferred)
10 15 years of experience in commodity trading or commercial leadership
Fluency in English
Strong expertise in commodity markets (grains or soft commodities preferred)
Proven leadership in managing cross-functional teams
Excellent analytical, negotiation, and strategic thinking skills
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