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SF Partners in Walsall is recruiting a Finance Business Partner to influence the business with commercial insight. You will partner with senior operational stakeholders to drive performance and profitability.
You will build forecasting models, drive MI improvements, support ERP development and acquisitions integration, and supervise two Finance Analysts.
Walsall | £70,000 + Company Bonus | Hybrid Working
SF Partners is partnering with a leading global organisation in Walsall to recruit a high-profile Finance Business Partner position. If you're a Finance Business Partner who wants to actually influence a business rather than spend your life explaining last month's numbers, this is worth a conversation.
You'll become a key finance partner to senior operational stakeholders, giving them the commercial insight they need to make better decisions and improve performance.
You'll be a qualified accountant (ACA / ACCA / CIMA) with strong commercial instincts and the confidence to operate with senior people outside finance. You don't need to be an established people manager. If you're a strong Finance Business Partner ready to take on your first supervisory responsibility, we'd absolutely like to hear from you. More important is your ability to challenge, influence and communicate. You'll probably be the person who asks the extra question when the numbers don't quite make sense. You'll be comfortable challenging an operational director when necessary, but commercially astute enough to know how to take people with you.
Experience within a sizeable, fast-moving or operationally complex business would be particularly relevant, as would exposure to ERP development, business transformation or acquisition integration.
Because this has the breadth to be much more than another FBP role. You'll have senior-level exposure, genuine influence over commercial decisions, two analysts beneath you and the opportunity to get involved in projects well beyond the monthly reporting cycle.