Finance Business Partner
Shropshire, Telford
Finance Business Partner
Shropshire, Telford
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are working with a well-known and growing business who are looking to recruit an assured Fiinance Business Partner to join their finance team in Telford.
This is a highly commercial role as you will act as a Finance Business Partner to the Sales team helping the business deliver its finance strategy.
- Act as a business partner providing clear, concise and timely financial information
- Become the bridge between finance and sales teams, offering insight and challenge to the numbers
- Support the Senior Directors with longer term planning and new initiatives to drive growth
- Taking complex, disparate and varied sources of financial information and bringing it into a single model
- Presentation of complex data in a simple format containing insightful commercial analysis
- Long term planning and forecasting to understand future impact on key P & L's
- Working with key non-finance directors and divisional FDs to model new business opportunities
- Detailed profitability and commercial analysis
- Provide on-going ad hoc finance and commercial project support
- Hold regular reviews with the sales team and business heads to share information, make decisions and deliver plans
- Analysis and communication of P&L lines
- Identification of opportunities and risks
- Delivery of core finance processes around budgeting, forecasting and analysing business performance
Ideally you will:
- Be Qualified (ACA, ACCA, CIMA) and educated to degree level
- Possess excellent IT Skills particularly Excel - pivot tables, lookup tables etc and able to build excellent modelling from different data sources
- Be able to write reports in a clear, concise manner that can be understood by non-financial colleagues
- Be a commercially astute individual with drive and ambition
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