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About the Company
A fast-growing, PE-backed IT services group operating across Northern and Central Europe, generating around £20m in net revenue. Built through acquisition, with a lean central team overseeing finance and IT. There's an ambitious five-year plan to get to a significantly larger revenue base, at a strong margin, through continued M&A.
About the Role
Group CFO, reporting into the CEO and the Board. This is a genuine build mandate at the centre of an active buy-and-build strategy not a "shape what's already there" role.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
- Standing up group finance from scratch, multi-currency, multi-entity consolidation from day one
- Owning lender relationships and covenants across existing debt facilities, plus cash and working capital group-wide
- Leading post-acquisition integration, completion accounts, earn-outs, the lot
- Running the M&A engine end-to-end: diligence, deal execution, integration, and doing it again
- Building one consistent reporting framework across operating units and standardising how revenue, margin and performance actually get measured
- Managing incentive plans, board and investor reporting, and starting to shape the business for a future exit
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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The Person
- You've built or scaled a finance function inside a PE-backed, acquisitive services or technology business before and this isn't your first buy-and-build.
- You're genuinely comfortable being one of very few central functions in a lean group structure, rather than sitting on top of a big finance team.
- You're a hands-on operator first, the early months are execution, not slide decks.
- And you're entrepreneurial and personable enough to be credible in the same room as founders, management teams and investors, often in the same week.


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UK-based preferred; though may consider someone based in Europe.
What's On the Table
- A competitive salary is on offer, plus equity, full package specifics available on conversation.
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