Finance Business Partner
West Midlands, Oldbury
Finance Business Partner
West Midlands, Oldbury
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Start your job searchA large, well established professional services firm in Birmingham are currently recruiting a unique opportunity for a permanent Finance Business Partner.
A fantastic opportunity for a Qualified Finance professional to work within a very inclusive organisation that makes a real difference in looking after their staff and promoting internal progression.
The successful candidate able to provide professional, reliable, supportive, proactive, forward looking and trusted finance advice to the Group Finance Director and the partnership.
Ideally, You Will
- Be an ACA Qualified (or equivalent) candidate from a professional services background
- Be confident in your ability to produce monthly management and statutory year end accounts, budgets and cash flow forecasts
- Be able to prepare partner current account, tax and capital information, ensuring that it is accurate and up to date
- Be a natural communicator, able to influence internal and external stakeholders at all levels including the national support functions of Finance, Marketing, Technology and HR
In Return, You Will
- Work within a growing, global professional services firm that really values its staff
- Have the opportunity to have a big impact on the day-to-day operations
- Be encouraged to make valid contribution to the direction and future of the business whilst reporting into and learning from the number 1 in finance in the business
If you're interested and believe you have the required experience, please apply now
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