Business Coordinator - Japanese speaker required. Salary - up to £45,000 Location - hybrid working, London office 2 days/week Our client is a global payments company requiring a fluent Japanese speaking Business Coordinator liaising between the London, UK and Tokyo offices. You will play a key role in supporting project implementations and coordinating mid-term plans to ensure departmental activities are strategically aligned. You will be adepy at facilitating effective communication and collaboration between stakeholders and optimise operational processes. Day to day you will : Coordinate the development, tracking, reporting, and evaluation of KPIs Facilitate communication between stakeholders and participate in strategic discussions Collate and analyse business metrics including sales, revenue, costs, market share and partner information to support strategic decision-making Lead on proposing and implementing Operational improvements and strategic objectives (information sharing, promotions, KPI achievement and internal processes) Manage customer complaints and response status Supervise and mentor the Business Support team Oversee the planning and management of key conferences and meetings To be successful in this role, you will require : Strong planning and organising skills. Strong analytical skills. Strong interpersonal, negotiation, and diplomacy skills, with a experience liaising withsenior management, colleagues and advisors. Initiative, attention to detail, multitasking, organisational skills and effective workflow prioritisation Ability to execute against the strategy; drive results. Ability to develop and maintain relationships. Resourceful in resolving issues and solving problems, leveraging resources to get results. Strong communication skills Initiative and ability to work autonomously Effective decision-making skills Native Japanese speaker Business level English Experience in business planning coordination /project management / onboarding Minimum 2 years’ experience in people supervision Experience in Financial Services industry preferred but not essential.