Nigel Wright Recruitment
R2R Manager

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Nigel Wright are proud to be partnering with an instantly recognisable Warrington based business in their search for an R2R Manager. This role provides a rare opportunity to join a market-leading, privately owned UK business undergoing a significant finance transformation programme. This newly created R2R Manager position sits within a developing Finance Shared Service Centre and offers the chance to shape processes, build capability and drive best-in-class financial control across a complex multi-entity environment.
The Opportunity
- Lead the end-to-end Record-to-Report function across multiple legal entities
- Take ownership of month-end, quarter-end and year-end close activities
- Drive balance sheet integrity, financial controls and reporting excellence
- Play a key role in the development of a newly established Finance Operations Centre
- Influence process standardisation, automation and continuous improvement initiatives
- Partner closely with senior finance stakeholders across Group Finance, FP&A, Tax and Operational Finance teams
- Lead audit delivery and statutory reporting activities
- Support finance transformation projects, process migrations and systems enhancements
- Manage, coach and develop a growing team of finance professionals
- Act as the go-to expert for technical accounting matters and complex accounting judgements
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Why Apply?
- Newly created role with genuine opportunity to make an impact
- High-profile position within a large, complex national organisation
- Significant exposure to senior finance leadership
- Opportunity to shape and mature finance operations processes from the outset
- Broad role combining technical accounting, people leadership and transformation
- Exposure to large-scale finance change programmes and ERP initiatives
- Excellent long-term career progression opportunities within a growing business


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About You
- ACA, ACCA or CIMA qualified (QBE candidates with relevant experience also considered)
- Strong background within Financial / Management Accounting, Controllership or Record-to-Report environments
- Experience operating in a multi-entity or group structure
- Strong technical accounting knowledge
- Proven ownership of month-end close and balance sheet processes
- Previous experience leading or supervising finance teams
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
- Experience within shared services, finance operations or large corporate environments advantageous
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