Interim CFO
London
Interim CFO
London
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Start your job searchAn investor led start-up FMCG business with a revolutionary product is seeking to recruit an ambitious interim CFO. You will have overall responsibility for the finance function and an extremely broad remit, playing a crucial role in the future success of the business. Alongside the CEO you will be will integral to driving the continued growth and success of this inspiring business. With ambitious growth plans the business is set to dominate its market with great potential for immense wealth and value creation.
A crucial member of the board, the CFO will have full responsibility for the finance function, implementing systems, processes and controls as well as taking a fully hands on approach to the role. You will be acting as a true business partner and offering sustained commercial, financial and operational input at board level. The business has already obtained significant funding from multiple high-profile investors and is seeking to continue on this path, therefore your ability to effectively fundraise will be crucial to the role.
The ideal candidate will be a qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/ACMA) preferably Chartered, with experience as an autonomous CFO or FD and a proven background in growing businesses. Demonstrable fundraising experience is highly desirable and your ability to play a hands on role across the business will be integral to your success. This is a fantastic opportunity to get involved in an exciting business with a cutting-edge product.
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