Nigel Wright Recruitment
Finance Business Partner

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Nigel Wright Group and Market-Leading Retail Organisation
Nigel Wright Group are proud to be partnering with a high-growth, market-leading retail organisation in their search for a commercially focused Finance Business Partner. This role is being recruited to support a substantial portfolio of strategic transformation and change programmes.
This is a highly visible role partnering directly with senior executives, programme directors and finance leadership, providing financial challenge, investment appraisal and strategic insight across a large-scale change agenda.
The Opportunity
- Partner with senior leaders across multiple group functions
- Take ownership of budgeting, forecasting and financial planning across the group
- Review, challenge and enhance business cases to ensure capital is allocated effectively
- Support investment governance and benefit realisation across major strategic programmes
- Deliver insightful financial analysis, reporting and decision support to executive stakeholders
- Provide robust challenge around programme costs, risks, opportunities and return on investment
- Influence key business decisions that directly impact future growth and profitability
- Lead high-quality monthly reporting, forecasting and variance analysis
- Partner closely with Controllership and wider Finance teams to ensure strong financial governance
- Support ongoing transformation initiatives within a complex and evolving business environment
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Why This Role Stands Out
- Opportunity to influence significant business and transformation investment decisions
- Extensive exposure to Executive Committee and senior leadership stakeholders
- Broad, commercially focused finance partnering role rather than traditional reporting
- The candidate will be joining a business continuing to invest heavily in technology, digital transformation and growth
- Work at the centre of strategic decision-making and change delivery
- Opportunity to add real value through challenge, insight and commercial judgement
- Fast-paced environment offering strong future career progression opportunities
- Excellent blend of commercial finance, investment appraisal and strategic partnering
- Hybrid working of 2 days in the office and the rest from home


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About You
- ACA, ACCA or CIMA qualified
- Strong Finance Business Partnering experience within a larger business
- Experience supporting change, transformation, technology, projects or investment portfolios
- Excellent financial modelling, forecasting and analytical skills
- Comfortable challenging senior stakeholders and influencing decision-making
- Strong communication and presentation skills
- Ability to translate complex financial information into meaningful commercial insight
- Advanced Excel skills with strong attention to detail
- Experience working with programme budgets, business cases and benefit tracking would be advantageous
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