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Finance Manager

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FP&A Manager - Hertfordshire
JSS are pleased to be supporting our client based in Hertfordshire on the recruitment of a new FP&A Manager role. This is an ideal for someone experienced in FP&A at a senior or manager level in a large fast-paced business environment.
Key Responsibilities
- We are seeking a high-calibre FP&A Manager to lead the budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning processes across a dynamic and growing business. Reporting to the Head of Group FP&A, you will play a pivotal role in driving financial performance, delivering insightful analysis, and supporting strategic decision-making across the organisation.
- Lead the Group budget process, coordinating submissions from multiple business units and consolidating financial plans.
- Own the reforecasting cycle, ensuring accurate and timely forecasting of revenue, costs, cash flow, and profitability.
- Deliver variance analysis against budget, forecast, and prior year performance, identifying key risks and opportunities.
- Partner with operational and commercial leaders to challenge assumptions and improve forecast accuracy.
- Develop financial models to support strategic initiatives, investment decisions, and business cases.
- Analyse key business drivers, trends, and KPIs to support performance improvement.
- Support long-term planning and scenario modelling activities.
- Drive continuous improvement of planning, forecasting, and reporting processes.
- Assist with month-end reporting and provide insight into financial performance across the Group.
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- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA) 2-5 years post qualified
- Proven FP&A experience within a multi-site, corporate, or group finance environment.
- Strong experience leading annual budgeting and quarterly/monthly forecasting processes.
- Excellent financial modelling and analytical skills.
- Ability to translate financial information into clear business insights.
- Strong stakeholder management skills with experience influencing senior leadership teams.
- Advanced Excel capabilities; experience with Power BI
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- A salary of between £75,000-£80,000, bonus, benefits, and hybrid working
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