Baker Charles
Financial Controller

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About the Role
A highly successful Private Equity backed Consumer business with a superb brand profile, a sizeable turnover and superb profitability is seeking to hire a Financial Controller. Our client is one of the most exciting growing consumer businesses here in the UK - leader in the sector; double digit YoY growth for 5 years running; International expansion; and an award winning business for culture and people.
Our client is hiring a broad FC role to lead with breadth in responsibilities across Finance and other areas. This opportunity for you will be as an integral member of the finance function and be part of the strategy to take the company to their next exit. As the Financial Controller, you will support senior management in driving the success of the organisation and this will be a broad role. You will be leading financial reporting, controls, and compliance; striving to continually improve processes and systems. Specifically, this will include ownership of the monthly management accounts and month end reporting, cash management, and the audit. Due to the nature of this role, you will have a lot of exposure to senior stakeholder and non-finance. You will manage a team underneath you and be involved in the growth of the business to support senior management on ad-hoc strategic projects and around new sites.
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- Lead financial reporting, controls, and compliance
- Ownership of the monthly management accounts and month end reporting
- Cash management
- Audit ownership
- Manage a team
- Support senior management on ad-hoc strategic projects and around new sites
Requirements
- Qualified accountant
- Ideally possess Consumer sector experience and management experience
Benefits
- Strong basic salary
- Bonus and package
- Hybrid working
- Based in Central London (zone 1)
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