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Senior Commercial Finance Manager - FTC

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Exciting Opportunity for a Commercial Finance/FP&A Senior Manager
An incredibly exciting sub £100m t/o established start-up FMCG business based in London is currently looking to recruit a Commercial Finance/FP&A Senior Manager on an initial 6-month FTC but genuinely has the chance to go permanent for the right individual, absolutely.
The role will report directly to the CFO with high exposure across the business, partnering commercial leadership teams as well as leading on the FP&A front also.
Successful Commercial FP&A Lead Duties and Responsibilities:
- Financial planning and budgeting - You'll own our annual budgeting process and quarterly re-forecasting cycle end-to-end: coordinating inputs from across the business and producing consolidated plans that are grounded in commercial reality.
- Management reporting - You'll work closely with our financial controller to understand actual performance and build a feedback loop that helps to improve our forecasts.
- Commercial analysis - You'll be our go-to for deep-dive commercial analysis: from channel profitability and customer economics to new market or product launch modelling.
- KPI framework - You'll own and develop our KPI framework, working cross-functionally to ensure financial and operational metrics are well-defined, consistently reported and genuinely used. You'll champion the single source of truth.
- Long-range planning - You'll maintain our long-range financial model, supporting fundraising processes, strategic planning and scenario analysis as the business evolves.
- Business partnering - You'll be embedded with our growth and retail teams, helping them understand the financial impact of their decisions, manage their budgets and identify opportunities to drive growth and efficiency.
- Finance transformation - You'll work closely with the wider team to connect FP&A to our core financial data, improving the speed, accuracy and automation of our planning and reporting processes.
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