Leads global finance for the Contrast Media business, owning P&L, cash flow, planning, commercial finance, product finance, and supply chain finance. Partners with leadership on strategy, resource allocation, growth, pricing, profitability, costing, investments, and operational performance. Drives margin expansion, working capital improvements, compliance, governance, M&A support, and finance transformation through ERP and S/4HANA standardization. Builds and develops a high-performing global finance team.
Job Description SummaryReporting to the PDx CFO, the Head of Finance PDx Contrast Media is the strategic finance partner to the global Contrast Media business, with end-to-end accountability for the full P&L and cash flow drivers.
The role leads Commercial, Product and Supply Chain Finance, driving profitable growth, resource allocation, operational performance, and transformation with the highest standards of integrity and compliance in partnership with PDx Controllership and FP&A.Job Description
The role leads Commercial, Product and Supply Chain Finance, driving profitable growth, resource allocation, operational performance, and transformation with the highest standards of integrity and compliance in partnership with PDx Controllership and FP&A.Job Description
Key areas of responsibilities within the Contrast Media Business Unit:
- Own the global Contrast Media P&L, key elements of Cash Flow and overall financial performance.
- Partner with the business leadership team to shape strategy, allocate resources and drive sustainable growth and value creation.
- Lead planning and performance management, including forecasts, operating reviews, annual budget, World Wide Product Planning and long-term strategy.
- Lead Commercial Finance across regions, including sales, pricing, mix, customer profitability, investments and risk and opportunity management.
- Lead Product Finance across the portfolio, including product profitability, standard and target costing, NPI, business cases, ROI and lifecycle decisions.
- Lead Supply Chain Finance across manufacturing, sourcing, inventory and logistics, driving productivity, capacity optimisation, cost competitiveness and working capital.
- Drive gross margin expansion and cash flow through rigorous analytics, clear accountability and execution of pricing, productivity, cost and inventory initiatives.
- Ensure key financial controls, compliance, governance and accurate, timely financial reporting.
- Provide finance leadership for strategic investments, capital allocation, partnerships, restructuring and M&A, as applicable.
- Execute finance transformation, ERP and S/4HANA-enabled standardization, automation and data-driven decision-making.
- Build, develop and lead a high-performing global Finance team and champion the GE HealthCare and PDx culture, including Heartbeat and Lean.
Qualifications required:
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration or a related discipline, with at least 15 years of progressive finance experience.
- Proven leadership of a global business P&L, with broad experience across Commercial, Product and Supply Chain or Manufacturing Finance.
- Experience in PDx, pharmaceuticals, life sciences, medical technology or a comparable global, regulated industry.
- Strong command of financial planning, accounting, controllership, compliance and governance.
- Exceptional analytical, strategic and problem-solving capability, with a strong record of translating insights into business outcomes.
- At least 10 years of people leadership experience, with a proven track record of building, developing and empowering high-performing, diverse teams through coaching and talent development.
- Executive-level communication, influencing and stakeholder-management skills, with the confidence to challenge constructively.
- Demonstrated integrity, sound judgement, collaboration and commitment to the highest ethical standards.
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
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