Anderson Knight
Interim Finance Manager

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Our client, a well established name in the manufacturing sector, is seeking an Interim Finance Manager to join their operational finance team on a temporary basis. This is a hands on, high impact role for a qualified finance professional who thrives on business partnering and driving performance at site level.
You’ll be a key member of both the Finance function and the wider Site leadership team. Your focus will be on optimising stock and cash efficiency through proactive financial leadership and strong business partnering both tactically and strategically.
Key Responsibilities
- Act as finance business partner to the Site Lead and senior leadership team, providing insight and constructive challenge
- Produce and manage financial reporting with accuracy and pace
- Analyse data to inform decision making at speed
- Work with budget holders to manage, control and challenge direct and overhead spend
- Support continuous improvement through robust financial analysis and validation of efficiency/cost saving initiatives
- Support weekly and monthly payroll processes, ensuring accuracy and control
- Produce accurate weekly and monthly management information for stakeholders
- Act as gatekeeper for the capital process, supporting capex appraisals and tracking spend/benefits
- Own site-level risk & opportunity reporting, quarterly P&L reforecasts, and annual budgeting, working closely with Group FP&A
- Ensure operational balance sheet accounts are reconciled to a high standard
- Deputise for the Operations Finance Controller as required
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- CA, ACCA or CIMA qualified
- Experience within FMCG or manufacturing
- Strong business partnering track record
- Comfortable working with ambiguity in a fast-paced, hands-on environment
- Strong communicator, able to influence both finance and non-finance stakeholders
- Commercially astute, with sound judgement and personal integrity
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced interim finance professional to make an immediate impact within a well known manufacturing business.
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