Interim Finance Manager
- Contract
London
The details
An investor led retailer is recruiting for an Interim Finance Manager on an initial 3-6 month basis, with possibility of interim to perm. This is a highly autonomous role where the successful candidate will have complete control and responsibility for a large business unit, whilst working to deliver both commercial and operational finance duties.
As the Interim Finance Manager, you will be:
- Owning monthly reporting, management information and financial reporting cycles
- Delivering commercial analysis around product performance and sales to C-suite leadership
- Inputting financial processes and rigour to ensure risks are minimised
- Managing a transactional and payroll team
- Acting as the first point of contact for auditors
- Owning projects focused on the improvement of financial health of the business
The ideal candidate:
- Practice ACA qualified. ACCA or CIMA will equivalent experience will be considered.
- A prior background in retail or manufacturing is highly beneficial in order to demonstrate an understanding of stock and inventory
- The ability to work with C-suite and having the commercial ability to relay finance ideas to non-finance stakeholders is key
- Candidates will ideally be immediately available.
Apply ASAP to ensure you're considered for this Interim Finance Manager role.
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