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Interim FP&A Manager

London
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Interim FP&A Manager

Global Accounting Network are partnering exclusively with an international entertainment client who are looking for an interim Senior FP&A Analyst to join them for an initial 6 month contract. As the FP&A Analyst, this role will report into the Head of FP&A and will be responsible for clear reporting, analysis and communication of the performance of investments.

Main Responsibilities:

Own the annual initiatives budgeting cycle & reforecasting process Own and enhance the annual long-range plan (LRP) initiatives process Enhance the capex and initiative reporting processes, ensuring integration into core reporting, planning and budgeting processes Prepare presentations for key external & internal stakeholders Provide insight into the performance of investments Review and challenge business cases for initiatives and investments, driving decisions and prioritisation through data Drive processes improvements both for efficiency and agility Additional ad-hoc internal & external presentations and analyses as required

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Skills

Financial Planning
Reporting
Analysis
Financial Modelling
Budgeting
Capex Reporting
Data Analysis
Stakeholder Communication
Process Improvement
Business Case Review
Decision Making
Prioritisation
Agility
Presentation Skills
Matrix Structure

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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