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  • Posted: May 31, 2024
    Deadline: Not specified
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    AngloGold Ashanti has a portfolio of many assets and differing ore body types in key gold producing regions. The company’s 19 operations are located in nine countries (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Australia, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Tanzania and South Africa), and are supported by extensive exploration activities. The operations are run as four distinct re...
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    Fin Man: Corp Transactional Functions

    Education & Qualifications

    • Relevant post-graduate degree(s) in Accounting and/or Chartered Accountant, or equivalent qualification.

    General Knowledge & Experience

    • Approximately 10 years in the mining industry and/or associated business fields, and which should include corporate reporting / financial accounting functions.
    • Knowledge of US GAAP will be advantageous.
    • Detailed understanding of complex commercial, accounting, and financial reporting issues (IFRS).
    • Experience of working with cross-functional and geographical teams with significant senior level engagement.
    • Managing high performance teams.

    Legal Requirements:

    • Clear security screening record.
    • Be declared medically fit for the position and environment, as determined by a risk-based medical examination at the relevant AngloGold Ashanti Occupational Health Centre.

    Role Accountabilities

    Safety Accountabilities:

    • Ensure that all staff, contractors, and suppliers under direction follow AngloGold Ashanti’s Health, Safety and Environment management systems, manuals and processes.
    • Set the health, safety and environmental expectations for your team and monitor behaviour so that it meets the required standards.
    • Participate in relevant safety audits, inspections and observations, and address issues as part of demonstrating safety leadership.

    People Accountabilities:

    • Demonstrate behaviour in line with the Group’s values, standards and a professional workplace.
    • Provide leadership to, and develop the performance of, the team in line with the Group’s policies and systems (e.g., performance management, talent management) to achieve business goals. As part of this:
    • Develop a clear and aligned work plan for the team.
    • Foster a constructive and productive working environment.
    • Monitor the work of each team member and provide regular and useful feedback to them on how they are performing.
    • Drive delivery of objectives including holding team members to account for their work.
    • Participate as an effective team member in working collaboratively with your leader, peers and relevant others (including from other teams) to achieve business goals.
    • Monitor the activities of your team which involve other teams and appropriately intervene to address any cross-team issues.
    • Support the definition of recruiting needs and hiring for the department.
    • Ensure cohesion and common purpose by strong leadership, inspiration, and communication.
    • Contribute to the broader business by working with others in such a way that it optimises the overall business results, rather than just the teams.

    Work Accountabilities:

    • Design and govern standard Group accounting policies, including accounting directives and non-GAAP reporting.
    • Advise on application and interpretation of technical accounting requirements in terms of IFRS and US GAAP.
    • Research and advise on non-routine transactions across the Group (finance and other functions).
    • Participate in the implementation of US-GAAP reporting, changes to quarterly and annual reporting processes due to the change in primary listing, compliance with reporting requirements in the UK and future requirements from sustainability accounting and reporting.
    • Research and advise on once-off transactions (acquisitions / disposals / group restructuring / new financing), including review of all regulatory filings and presentations.
    • Identify and implement new or changed disclosure requirements including annual revision of the IFRS financial reporting skeleton and the UK annual report.
    • Financial statement note reviews (from a disclosure perspective).
    • Maintain relationships with external auditors.
    • Maintain relationships with the US Securities’ lawyers and resolve queries and provide all requested information in response to their review processes.
    • Completion of all disclosure and regulatory checklists for external reporting
    • Responds on behalf of AGA, where warranted, to any new exposure drafts (IFRS, etc.) where public commentary is required.
    • Support the SVP: Group Finance to address all ad-hoc regulatory comment letters received from SEC.
    • Provide World Gold Council (WGC) guidance framework implementation, review and monitoring support to business units and sites.
    • Maintain the growth capital assessment and classification process and supporting business units and sites in this regard.
    • Maintain the exploration assessment and classification process and supporting business units and sites in this regard.
    • Support the project management of the yearly overall annual reporting process. Drafting of Audit Committee Papers relating to new accounting developments and pronouncements, SEC rules and other regulatory developments.
    • Co-ordinate SOX control changes in the finance team, liaise with SOX team on control weaknesses, new controls required.
    • Participate in year-end SOX meetings to assist in assessing all identified SOX deficiencies and possible impacts with the SOX and external audit teams.
    • Participation in combined assurance reviews.

    Stakeholder Accountabilities:

    Build relationships with key stakeholders.

    • External and Internal Auditors
    • Industry Forums
    • Digital Technology team
    • Investor Relations team
    • Business Unit finance leadership teams
    • All corporate functions

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    Category Specialist: Reagents

    Education & Qualification

    • A related tertiary qualification in Supply Chain

    General Knowledge & Experience

    • Minimum 3 years’ business experience covering relevant category or experience in a commercial analytical role.
    • Experience within mining industry
    • Understanding of strategic sourcing and commodity management
    • Strong market intelligence and analytical skills
    • Anticipates and addresses significant problems or issues before they arise.
    • Communicates clearly and engages directly with Category Manager and Supply Chain BU peers on supply chain strategy, analytics, and execution.
    • Strong cross-functional relationships with technical, legal and commercial teams.
    • Integrates and manages multiple concepts and activities to ensure they are aligned to the strategy set by the Category Manager.
    • Understanding of contractual agreements and exposure to relationship management
    • Identifies new solutions to current or anticipated problems often with cross-functional interaction.
    • Models alternative and creative solutions and influences colleagues to improve performance
    • Business Case and Report Writing, Presentation of Information at executive level through PowerPoint
    • Experience with SAP systems – Material Management (Medium)
    • Must be proficient in the use of Microsoft office suite software including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Think Cell. (Advanced)
    • Development of Total Cost of Ownership model, review and verification of Rate Adjustments
    • Negotiating and presentation skills
    • Teamwork and group facilitation skills with a proven track record in facilitation of cross-functional teams

    Role Accountabilities

    • Support the Category Manager develop and execute Reagents strategy by preparing data and preparation of related documentation.
    • Provide detailed market analysis and robust should-cost models.
    • Analyse contracts to prepare negotiation strategies and processes.
    • Provide solid working knowledge of gold processing reagents including industry trends, cost drivers, global pricing, should cost modelling, material lead times, and technical/ manufacturing processes.
    • Solid commercial contract negotiation skills, especially Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
    • Drive post contract commercial and supplier management.
    • Track and report benefits and initiatives.
    • Provide support to the Category Manager with the development, tracking, presentation and distribution of contract reports.
    • Measurement of contract key performance metrics to target and tracking of benefits.
    • Drive potential and identified Operational Efficiency initiatives and impact to the business.
    • Rate Adjustment reviews, and contract accruals.
    • Monitors contract performance against KPI
    • Provide input into budgeting process with finance.
    • Provides support to the Category Manager with the submission of annual contract budget guidance and forecast.
    • Fosters relationships with site and corporate based finance teams and keeps abreast of changes to site budgets.

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