Trinity House Group
Senior Group Reporting Manager

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Senior Group Reporting Manager | Multi Billion Turnover | Listed Group |
£120,000-£140,000 + Competitive package
The Opportunity
Our client is a multi billion turnover, listed international group with operations spanning multiple continents and jurisdictions. As the business continues to grow through both organic expansion and acquisition, they are seeking a Senior Group Reporting Manager to join the international finance function. This is a genuinely international role, sitting at the heart of the group's reporting and consolidation process, with significant exposure to senior stakeholders across the business.
This is an excellent opportunity for a finance professional who thrives in a complex, multicultural and fast moving environment, and who is looking for a role that offers genuine long term career progression within a business of real scale.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and manage the group consolidated financial reporting process, ensuring accuracy, consistency and compliance with relevant accounting standards.
- Act as a key point of contact between group finance and finance teams across multiple regions, building strong and trusted working relationships.
- Work closely with finance teams in different countries, navigating varying local requirements, regulations and jurisdictional nuances.
- Partner with senior stakeholders across the business, including divisional finance leaders and members of the group finance leadership team.
- Support the production of board level and external reporting materials, ensuring clarity and accuracy for a range of audiences.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of group reporting processes as the business scales and integrates new acquisitions.
- Support the ongoing transformation of finance systems and processes, contributing ideas and driving improvements to reporting efficiency and quality.
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What We Are Looking For
- Proven experience in HQ or group reporting, ideally within a large, complex, multi entity organisation.
- A track record of managing relationships across a multicultural environment, with genuine cultural sensitivity and an ability to adapt style according to audience.
- A real interest in systems and process improvement, with experience of working within a transformational finance environment.
- Confidence navigating the challenges of multiple jurisdictions, including differing regulatory, tax and reporting requirements.
- Experience gained within an organisation of similar size, scale and complexity, so that this move represents a natural step rather than an overly ambitious stretch.
- Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build credibility and influence across a wide range of relationships, from divisional finance teams through to senior leadership.
- Ambition and potential for upward mobility, with a genuine desire to build a long term career within the group.
- Qualified Accountant in a big 4 practice is desirable


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Why Join?
Opportunities like this are rare. This role sits at the heart of a large, international and highly complex group, giving you direct exposure to the most senior stakeholders in the business and a genuinely global finance function to shape. You will be operating where the big decisions get made, with the visibility, influence and complexity that few roles at this level can offer.
For the right candidate, this is more than a step up. It is a career defining move, with a clear and credible path for further progression as the business continues to grow and expand internationally.
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