Finance Business Partner
Cheadle, Greater Manchester
Finance Business Partner
- Permanent
Cheadle, Greater Manchester
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Start your job searchRole - Finance Business Partner Location - Cheadle Salary - Anywhere Between £60,000 - £70,000
Marks Sattin are currently recruiting for a growing cash rich business in their search for a Finance Business Partner to work out of their Cheadle office either on a full-time or 4 day a week basis.
The successful candidate will need to be ACA/ACCA or CIMA qualified and have previous experience of working within a commercially focused role. An ability to interpret large volumes of data and deliver impactful insights is essential. Advanced Excel skills are crucial and the Finance Business Partner will need to be able to develop strong relationships throughout the business and present information to non-finance personnel. Key duties for the Finance Business Partner role will involve:
- Budgeting and forecasting
- Strategic financial planning
- Cashflow analysis
- Profit and loss analysis
- Financial modelling
- Analyse the impact of acquisitions on the budget
- Liaise with and present to key stakeholders
- Identify risks and opportunities
Salary for the role is up to £70,000 + benefits
This is a fantastic opportunity for a commercially minded individual who wants to work for an SME business in a new role that will look at driving profitability, cost savings and strategic decision making. If this role appeals to you please feel free to apply?
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