Mansfield Black
Management Accountant

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About the Role
Our client is an amazing PE backed multi site retail business based by Chipping Norton. They have sites in UK and one in Europe and looking for an ambitious Management Accountant to join the team on a permanent full time basis.
In this role you can produce full sets of Management Accounts across different group entities, budgeting, forecasting and business partnering with senior leaders to give strategic insight. It's a predominately reporting based role but a lot of opportunities to add value and engage with stakeholders.
Also, it would be ideal for someone who wants to be involved in projects as they are currently reviewing processes before their upcoming system implementation project to a new ERP which you can also be involved in.
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Key Responsibilities
- Preparing Management Accounts for group entities
- Budget preparation, business partnering with senior leaders and cost analysis
- Inventory and stock reporting
- Cash and balance sheet reconciliations
- Improving processes around month-end close and working with consultants when implementing new ERP
Salary
£42k - £50k
Work Environment
- Office: In office 5 days per week. Remote or Hybrid is not available.
- Lovely office and free parking.
- Flexitime in regards to start date i.e. 8-5, 9-6, etc.
Start Date
They can meet and hire as soon as possible, but can also meet someone and wait for a 1-month notice if needed.
Requirements
- The most important thing is work ethic, attitude, and working in a lovely team!
- Candidates within this salary range are welcome; at the upper end, they would ideally love a newly qualified candidate (from practice or industry), but they are also very open to ambitious and experienced part-qualified or Qualified by experience candidates who want to add value and develop.
- Most important is ambition, the ability to communicate, and work well within the finance team.


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This would be a perfect role for someone who has produced full sets of accounts that wants a role where they can also be responsible for budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, etc. in a progressive role where they can also implement new processes and systems.
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