Dean Finlay
About Dean Finlay
Dean Finlay is a Credit Controller at Verint-Systems, where he has worked since 2017. He has a background in finance and account management, with previous roles at Co-Ownership and Grant Thornton UK LLP.
Work at Verint
Dean Finlay has been employed at Verint Systems as a Credit Controller since 2017. In this role, he is part of the collections and credit control team, which includes managing all financial transactions related to money borrowed or owed to the business. His responsibilities encompass the collection of finances, resolution of account queries, and the management of debt recovery processes. This may involve actions such as stopping the supply of goods and services or initiating legal proceedings for late payments.
Previous Employment Experience
Before joining Verint, Dean Finlay worked at Co-Ownership as an Account Executive for four months in 2017. Prior to that, he served as an IVA Insolvency Specialist at Grant Thornton UK LLP from 2014 to 2017. His role at Grant Thornton involved managing insolvency cases and providing solutions for clients in financial distress. Additionally, he has experience in the public sector, having worked for the Northern Ireland government Co-Ownership Scheme, where he conducted evidence-based application assessments.
Education and Expertise
Dean Finlay studied at Northern Regional College from 2006 to 2010. His educational background provides a foundation for his expertise in finance and credit control. His professional experience has equipped him with skills in managing account queries, raising sales invoices, and issuing credit notes, contributing to his effectiveness in his current role.
Debt Recovery Management
In his role as Credit Controller, Dean Finlay manages debt recovery processes. This includes ensuring timely payments and addressing any issues related to outstanding accounts. He focuses on building and maintaining close relationships with customers to facilitate smooth account progression. His responsibilities also involve taking necessary actions for late or missed payments, which may include legal measures.