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The Operations Director occupies a key role within the company, overseeing all operational activities and guaranteeing the efficiency of processes. They coordinate teams, manage budgets and optimise overall performance to achieve the strategic objectives set by management. This job requires skills in management, financial management and strategy, as well as the ability to adapt to complex and changing environments.

You define the operational strategy in collaboration with General Management

You manage the operating budget and control production costs

You manage multidisciplinary teams and coordinate the various departments

You optimise management processes and the supply chain

You analyse performance and set up monitoring indicators

You negotiate with external partners and supervise supplier relations

You identify opportunities for continuous improvement and digital transition

You guarantee the quality of products and services delivered to customers

Financial analysis and management
Your mastery of management and analysis tools helps you to steer performance. You can decipher complex indicators and make informed decisions to optimise the profitability of operations.

This position puts you at the heart of the company’s performance, with a direct impact on its success. You will make a tangible contribution to organisational efficiency and participate in strategic decision-making. The diversity of your assignments and the constantly changing operational challenges make this a particularly stimulating and rewarding job.

Your expertise in operational management is highly valued on the job market. You’ll enjoy a high degree of autonomy in your decision-making and excellent prospects for career development. Job offers naturally point you in the direction of general manager, chief operating officer or operations manager positions in companies of all sizes.

The job offers attractive remuneration. At the start of your career, you can expect to earn €50,000 gross per annum. With experience, this rises to €80,000, reaching €150,000 by the end of your career, reflecting the strategic importance of your assignments.

In addition, there are often significant benefits, including a company car, target-based bonuses, profit-sharing and stock options. Your career prospects will take you into general management, industrial director positions or strategic functions in major international groups.

To become an Operations Director in a company, it is essential to follow a solid training programme at a recognised business school. At INSEEC, we can help you achieve this goal by offering you programmes of excellence combining leadership, operational management and strategic vision, to prepare you effectively to steer activities and optimise the overall performance of organisations.

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