Marks Sattin
Financial Planning and Analysis Manager

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Group FP&A Manager – Strategic Finance Role | Global Infrastructure Leader
We’re working with a leading global infrastructure provider in their search for a commercially astute Group FP&A Manager. This role is central to delivering high-quality financial insights that support executive and board-level decisions across international markets.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop high-level reports for executives and stakeholders, combining financial, operational, and commercial insights
- Coordinate the annual planning cycle, leveraging Adaptive Planning to unify inputs from international teams
- Perform detailed financial evaluations to uncover performance drivers and suggest strategic actions
- Work closely with regional FP&A teams to ensure unified messaging and consistent financial practices
- Establish and track core performance metrics to monitor progress across the organisation
- Deliver targeted financial insights through ad hoc analysis to support key business decisions
- Lead initiatives to refine and automate forecasting, budgeting, and reporting processes
- Advocate for the effective use of integrated planning platforms such as Adaptive Planning and Workday
- Cultivate a collaborative, inclusive, and purpose-driven culture within the finance function
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- 5+ years’ FP&A experience at group or business unit level
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail
- Proven experience with financial planning tools (preferably Adaptive Planning)
- Comfortable working across multi-currency environments and global teams
A great opportunity to join a dynamic organisation and an impressive finance team to take your next step in your professional growth. Please submit your CV for a confidential conversation.
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