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Senior Vice President Finance

London
£230k – £270k/yr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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SVP, Strategic Finance & Corporate Development

Senior Vice President of Strategic Finance and Corporate Development: right hand and deputy to the CFO at a private-equity-owned technology platform west of London.

£220k to £250k base, 50% bonus, management equity.

The Company

  • Technology platform connecting hundreds of suppliers with over tens of thousands of business customers in more than 100 countries.
  • Revenue above $1bn, EBITDA margin above 20% and growing.
  • Private-equity-owned since a take-private several years ago, with a stated aim of being in a position for exit within two to four years.
  • Product platform rebuilt through a multi-year investment programme, cost base reset, efficiency phase nearing its end.
  • New Chief Revenue Officer in place and a Chief Strategy Office driving new initiatives.
  • Finance is now being asked to drive growth, EBITDA and equity value.

The Role

  • Reports to the CFO as the right-hand seat: stands in at internal meetings, presentations and conferences, and in time is able to hold the wheel.
  • Owns the annual strategic plan, the detailed budget, the quarterly forecast and the three-to-five year corporate strategy.
  • Direct responsibility for the FP&A team, with a coaching remit across finance and beyond.
  • Leads the business cases behind the decisions that matter: data monetisation, market entry, product prioritisation, pricing, M&A and partnerships.
  • Works embedded with commercial and product leaders, testing revenue and margin assumptions against contracts, pricing terms, renewal history and pipeline conversion.
  • Builds the framework for ranking investment, headcount and capital requests by risk-adjusted value, presented to the executive team, the Board and the owners.

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The Person

  • 10 to 15+ years in FP&A, corporate strategy, investment banking, private equity or portfolio operations, consulting or commercial finance.
  • Personally owned a forecast cycle and personally built business cases and market sizing. Most people have one half. This needs both.
  • Improved the quality of planning inputs in a private-equity-owned, turnaround or high-growth business, and has changed a function leader's number rather than reported on it.
  • Reads customer and vendor contracts and pricing schedules well enough to test the numbers directly.
  • Operates as a peer to function leaders: holds a line under pressure and manages the friction constructively.
  • Presents with authority to the C-suite and, ideally, to a Board or private equity owners.
  • B2B SaaS, payments or another transaction-based model is a strong plus, not a requirement.

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Location and Remuneration

  • Thames Valley, west of London. Hybrid, with occasional trips abroad.
  • £220,000 to £250,000 base, 50% bonus, competitive management equity units

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Skills

Financial Planning And Analysis
Corporate Strategy
Investment Banking
Private Equity
Portfolio Operations
Commercial Finance
Business Case Development
Market Sizing
Budgeting
Forecasting
M&A
Data Monetisation
Pricing Strategy
Stakeholder Management
B2B SaaS
Financial Modeling

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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