CFO
North West
CFO
North West
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Start your job searchA leading global wholesale supplier in North West England is looking for an experienced CFO with keen commercial instincts. The business is well established and their brand is well recognized throughout the market. Operating in both the UK and internationally, the business is growing fast and looking to expand into other international markets. With a history of continuously acquiring new brands, the business is looking for a CFO to take them through to an exit in the short to medium term.
As CFO you will have full ownership for the finance function with a broad operational remit across the business, implementing KPIs and taking a leading role in ensuring that the business's ambitious growth objectives are met. As a leading member of the board and key partner to the CEO you will be integral to driving the strategic direction of the business and their continued growth and success ahead of a successful Exit in the short to medium term.
As CFO you will be a qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/ACMA), with proven experience as autonomous CFO/FD in a founder/owner managed business that has taken a business through a transformation and international expansion. Experience with taking a business through a successful exit would be highly desirable.
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