Publikováno v: Finance v Velká Británie | Nejnovější změněné: |
SF Executive is partnered with a private equity backed, SME, manufacturing business based in Shropshire. Our client is seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance and administration functions and be a true advisor to the Managing Director.
Our client requires a Finance Director who is both technically and commercially astute. In this role you will be responsible for but not limited to the following:
- Managing and development of the management account's function, driving a culture of continuous improvement
- To provide strong leadership and direction to the finance team. To ensure clarity of roles, key deliverables, and personal objectives
- Developing and maintaining KPIs linked to business strategy and reporting both Financial and Operational KPIs at a board level
- Completing the monthly reporting and preparation of Management accounts within set timelines
- Completing and reviewing balance sheet reconciliation and ensuring all post month end actions are completed in a timely manner
- Presenting financial results to PE investors and the board whilst supporting the Managing Director and deputising when required
- Monitoring and development of the financial and operational control environment, ensuring that minimum control standards, documentation and systems are in place
- Delivering consolidated working capital, cash flow and balance sheet forecasting and reporting
- Develop strong relationships with colleagues to enable an effective business partnering process
- Support non-financial individuals providing insight and financial information to drive improvement in operation and financial performance
- To take the lead in liaising with the companies' external auditors and other advisers (Tax & Legal) and to ensure financial statements are signed-off within the required reporting deadlines
- Management of day-to-day treasury function
- Preparation and submission of VAT / P11d returns
This is a unique opportunity to join a well-established organisation at a pivotal stage of its change and growth. This role is predominantly site based with an adult approach to flexibility