Kirsty W.
About Kirsty W.
Kirsty W. is an experienced Accounts Receivable and Credit Controller currently working at Entain in Nottingham, United Kingdom. She has a strong background in credit control, having previously worked at Oakham Ales Limited and The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply, and has successfully reduced aged debt significantly in her current role.
Work at Entain
Kirsty W. has been employed at Entain as an Accounts Receivable & Credit Controller since 2018. In this role, she has made significant contributions to the financial operations of the company based in Nottingham, United Kingdom. Her responsibilities include managing aged debt, preparing and reconciling the Bad Debt provision, and overseeing income accrual as part of the month-end processes. She also plays a crucial role in negotiating repayment plans with tenants and customers to effectively manage outstanding debts.
Previous Experience at Oakham Ales Limited
Before joining Entain, Kirsty W. worked at Oakham Ales Limited as a Credit Control Administrator from 2008 to 2017. During her nine years in this position, she developed skills in credit management and financial administration. Her experience at Oakham Ales provided her with a solid foundation in handling credit controls and managing financial transactions.
Role at The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply
Kirsty W. served as a Sales Ledger Clerk at The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply from 2017 to 2018. In this role, she was responsible for managing sales ledgers and ensuring accurate financial records. This position further enhanced her expertise in financial administration and credit control.
Education Background
Kirsty W. completed her high school education at Deeping School from 1999 to 2004. This foundational education provided her with essential skills and knowledge that contributed to her professional development in finance and credit management.
Achievements in Debt Management
In her current role at Entain, Kirsty W. successfully reduced the overall aged debt by £1.9 million within her first year. This achievement highlights her effectiveness in managing financial operations and her ability to implement strategies that improve debt recovery processes.