Goodman Masson
Finance Business Partner | SaaS

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Commercial Finance Manager | PE-Backed B2B SaaS | London | £75,000 to £80,000 plus bonus and benefits
I am exclusively partnering with an exceptionally high-growth, B2B SaaS business that has just closed a significant investment round. As they enter their next scaling phase, they are looking for a sharp, commercially minded Finance Business Partner to sit at the absolute heart of the business.
This isn't a traditional back-office role. You will be a true co-pilot to the revenue and leadership teams, directly shaping how the business understands, models, and drives ARR growth.
What you’ll be doing:
- Commercial Business Partnering: Act as the finance bridge for revenue leaders, challenging and supporting them on commercial decision-making and forecasting.
- SaaS Metric Ownership: Own company-wide KPI reporting, driving deep insights into core SaaS metrics (ARR, Net Revenue Retention, LTV/CAC, Churn).
- Investor & Board Readiness: Contribute directly to board packs, investor reporting, and high-level management information.
- Strategic Planning: Coordinate the periodic forecast cycle, rolling forecasts, and the long-term annual business planning process.
- Corporate Development Support: Evaluate high-impact strategic projects, including market-entry feasibility and potential M&A/acquisition opportunities.
- Agile Analysis: Deliver rapid, ad-hoc commercial analysis in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment where your insights directly influence the data-driven strategy.
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What we’re looking for:
- The Experience: 3–5 years of post-qualification finance experience, with at least 1+ years in a dedicated commercial finance or FP&A role.
- The Credentials: Fully qualified accountant (ACA / ACCA / CIMA).
- The Toolkit: Advanced Excel/modeling skills. Exposure to PowerBI, Salesforce, or Pigment is a massive bonus, but not a dealbreaker.


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Why this role?
- Fresh Funding & Scale: They have the capital, the traction, and a clear path to exit.
- True Visibility: You get a seat at the table and direct exposure to the CFO and executive team from day one.
- Impact over Maintenance: This is about forecasting the future, not just reporting the past.
If you are a high-energy finance professional looking for a high-velocity PE environment, let’s have a confidential conversation.
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