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Recovery Supervisor at Max Drive – Abeokuta, Ogun State
Max Drive is recruiting a Recovery Supervisor in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Role overview
Lead the company’s debt-recovery operations, ensuring overdue accounts are tracked, negotiated and collected in accordance with internal policies and applicable regulations.
Key responsibilities
- Direct collections and recovery activities across existing and new city locations.
- Manage exceptional credit arrangements and review recovery policies and processes.
- Evaluate and supervise external collection agencies handling severely overdue accounts, monitoring performance and return on spend.
- Coordinate asset-recovery logistics with repossession agents, bailiffs, legal advisers and auctioneers within approved budgets.
- Negotiate settlements with guarantors and coordinate the enforcement of legal claims where appropriate.
- Maintain up-to-date receivables documentation and team training plans.
- Lead collections staff, support professional development and make staffing decisions.
Qualifications and skills
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration or a related discipline.
- Three to five years of debt recovery, credit control or collections experience, including one to two years in a supervisory capacity.
- Strong leadership, negotiation, dispute-resolution and interpersonal skills.
- Competence with recovery tools, CRM applications and Microsoft Office.
- Knowledge of credit policies, financial regulations and debt-collection law.
- Ability to analyse data and prepare reports for management.
How to apply
Apply online for the Recovery Supervisor position.
Deadline: Not specified; apply as soon as possible.
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About the employer
Max Drive is a technology-enabled mobility business focused on safer, more affordable, accessible and sustainable movement of people and goods in Africa. It combines transportation operators with technology to address mobility challenges.
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