Marks Sattin
Finance Business Partner

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An established International Technology business has recently received significant investment for growth and is currently seeking to expand their finance team with a Finance Business Partner position.
This opportunity will be to build a technically strong, data-focussed, and commercial FP&A function to help with the growth and strategy of the business. Directly reporting into the head of finance, the role will be responsible for:
- Building the core foundations of a FP&A function including budgeting, scenario analysis, reforecasting, accurate and useful reporting for management, board and department leads
- Analysis of business performance against our key strategies
- Perform some elements of the work and to delegate deliverables to the Management Accountant team
- Liaising with the media production team regarding financial queries
- Contribute to continuous improvement of processes, procedures and other projects including new system implementation
- Additional ad-hoc work and analysis to support the Head of Commercial Finance
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The ideal candidate will have strong analytical and problem-solving skills. They should have the ability to think on their feet and add value through process improvement and increasing efficiencies. The role would be best suited to a qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/CIMA), and someone who is a confident user of Excel and financial systems. Previous experience managing junior team members would be beneficial.


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