CFO Technology
London
CFO Technology
- Permanent
London
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Start your job searchAn exciting new opportunity has arisen with a Private Equity backed Technology business for a hands on entrepreneurial CFO to take control of the finance function. The CFO responsibilities will be reporting to investors on a regular basis as well as being a key member of the board and key in planning the future growth of the company and realising the company vision.
You will be responsible for building the finance department and working closely with and reporting directly to the CEO while ensuring there are strong systems, controls and processes to support a high-scaling growing business and towards future fundraising events.
The ideal candidate will be
- Ideally a qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/ACMA)
- Experience as a CFO in a Private Equity Backed Technology businesses and having taken it through a fast growth trajectory successfully.
- A track record of managing working capital and leading fundraising activities.
- Communicate effectively and as a leader within the business be expected to work effectively and inspire others in a fast paced and challenging environment.
- Required to take a fully hands on approach to the role, acting as a true business partner and offering sustained commercial, financial and operational input at board level.
Please understand that due to the expected high number of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted directly.
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