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Goodman Masson

Financial Planning and Reporting Lead

London
£55k – £60k/yr
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Role: Financial Reporting & Planning Lead

Salary: circa £60,000 + Benefits:

  • 28 days' annual leave, increasing with service
  • Private medical insurance
  • Employer Pension contributions ranging from 8 - 11%

Location: Central London (Hybrid) - 3 days per week in the office.

Goodman Masson are delighted to partner with a prestigious non-profit organisation based in Central London to recruit a Financial Reporting & Planning Lead. This role reports directly to the Finance Director. You will lead on high-quality financial reporting, forecasting, and analytical support, with a primary focus on driving the performance of the organisation's commercial trading operations.

Key Responsibilities

  • Trading Company Reporting & Forecasting: Take full ownership of monthly management accounts, variance analysis, profitability tracking, and margin performance for the trading entity.
  • Revenue Accounting: Manage complex accounting for key commercial contracts, including underlying calculations for revenue recognition.
  • Planning & Budgeting: Co-ordinate the annual budget and periodic forecasting cycles across the organisation, developing robust financial models and user-friendly templates for budget holders.
  • Business Partnering & Insight: Translate complex financial data into actionable commercial insights, partnering closely with operational teams and senior stakeholders to support decision-making.
  • Systems & Data Improvement: Collaborate with the Financial Operations team to refine reporting systems, automate data structures, and build interactive dashboards.
  • Audit & Compliance: Prepare audit-ready year-end schedules and act as a key contact for external auditors.

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  • Qualification: Fully qualified accountant (ACCA, CIMA, ACA) or equivalent professional experience.
  • Technical Expertise: Strong background in management accounting, variance analysis, financial modelling, and advanced Excel skills. Strong Power BI skills would be advantageous.
  • Stakeholder Management: Excellent communication skills with a proven ability to challenge, guide, and advise non-finance operational teams.
  • Sector Experience: Prior exposure to the charity, not-for-profit, or broader third sector is highly desirable.
  • Mindset: Proactive, inquisitive, and comfortable managing complex datasets alongside broad strategic planning.

Applications close on Monday the 21st of September.

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Skills

Financial Reporting
Forecasting
Management Accounting
Variance Analysis
Financial Modelling
Advanced Excel
Power BI
Stakeholder Management
Revenue Recognition
Budgeting
Business Partnering
Audit Compliance

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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