Trinity House Group
Head of Financial Planning Analysis

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Head of Financial Planning & Analysis
Midlands | c£100,000 dependent on experience
We're partnering with a global, commercially driven business in manufacturing space to find a Head of FP&A who wants to sit at the heart of how the organisation performs, not just how it reports.
This is a business with genuine scale and a well established name in its sector, but it hasn't lost the parts that make a finance team worth joining. There's a talented, tight knit finance function here, and a culture that genuinely backs its people, with a track record of developing talent internally and giving strong performers a clear runway to progress. People stay here, and they build careers here.
The role
This is a pivotal position. You'll act as the key link between finance and the wider business, translating numbers into insight that shapes real commercial decisions, and making sure the operational side of the business understands not just what the numbers say, but why they matter. You'll be a genuine business partner to leadership, not someone sitting on the periphery of decision making.
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Alongside that commercial influence, you'll own financial reporting and control, lead the budgeting and forecasting cycle, and build the internal frameworks that let the business scale with confidence. You'll also lead and develop a finance team, with real emphasis on building capability beneath you as the function grows.
What you'll be doing
- Leading budgeting and forecasting to support business planning
- Monitoring and driving performance, identifying corrective action to keep the business on track against plan
- Acting as a key finance partner to the business unit head, shaping strategies that support long term growth
- Building strategic relationships with stakeholders across the wider business, not just within finance
- Leading and developing the finance team to maintain a high performing, efficient function
- Providing financial insight and analysis that genuinely influences strategic decision making
- Liaising with external auditors and regulatory bodies as required
- Maintaining and enhancing internal financial controls and procedures


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What we're looking for
- Professionally qualified (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent)
- Strong technical accounting knowledge with real attention to detail
- Experience in financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting within a similar sector
- A background in a manufacturing or commercial environment
- A genuinely commercial mindset, with a strong grasp of business model and value drivers
- Proven leadership experience, with a track record of developing and growing a finance team
- The ability to communicate complex financial information clearly to non finance stakeholders
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