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Our Client seeks a Finance Business Partner to join the business on a 6-month temporary assignment. The Finance Business Partner provides financial insight and analytical support across the supply chain sites. The position plays a key role within the Finance team and in supporting site General Managers in ensuring operational management is aligned to financial targets and performance. The Finance Business Partner is responsible for delivering site budgets/forecasts, accurate variance analysis, maintaining robust financial models, and preparing high-quality reports for senior management. The ability to build strong working relationships with operational teams is key. An individual who can be proactive and adopts a continuous improvement mindset that can identify and/or enable the implementation of new initiatives that drive efficiency and cost benefits. Supply chain operations experience is essential for this role. Duties of the Finance Business Partner include: Responsible for accurate and timely sites budget/forecast models, providing insightful variance analysis and enables informed commercial decision-making with key stakeholders. Analyse and understand movements in site(s) P&L lines for Budget vs Prior Year and Forecasts vs Budget, which will feed into presentations for Senior Management Preparation of periodic reporting pack for Senior Management, including variance analysis at site level. Preparation/posting of journals. Seek to continuously improve the processes, engaging broader finance/stakeholders on improvements, greater automation of reporting where possible to enable greater time lent to deeper analysis and insights. Analysing performance of BAU maintenance capex versus Budget/Forecast on a periodic basis. Assisting in the financial modelling of specific ad hoc projects (typically larger/one-off projects) and return on investment assessments, for presentation to Investment Committee/Board for approval. Detailed check and ongoing management of approved specific ad hoc projects (typically larger one-off projects) and completing post implementation reviews (PIRs) Liaising with Financial Control in regard to cashflow budget/forecasting and periodic variance analysis. Calculation, monitoring and analysing sites Key Performance Indicators and confidently articulating the drivers behind variances. Support the Finance Manager in working with the leadership team looking at preparing new initiatives that drive efficiency, cost savings, and continuous improvement across the function. Calculation, monitoring and confirming delivery of continuous improvement projects. Assist where requested/relevant in provision of information that contributes to our Group Sustainability and legislative reporting requirements. Ad hoc projects Requirements for the Finance Business Partner include: Strong technical, analytical, and modelling skills, high competence of excel/PowerPoint or equivalent. Qualified CIMA/ACCA/ACA Supply chain operations experience. Great communicator with excellent interpersonal skills Strong presentation skills, ability to manage to deadlines and multiple stakeholders. Demonstrates the ability to create true finance business partnering relationships, with collaboratively working to deliver short and long-term business goals. High level of attention to detail and accuracy working with large data sets. Able to navigate through complex issues and manage uncertainty. Comfortable working across multiple levels of an organisation. Enjoys working in high pace and challenging environments. Proactive approach to working. Hybrid working

Global Organisations seeks a Commercial Finance Manager to join their business on a 6-month interim assignment. The Commercial Finance Manager would be responsible for providing financial insights and analysis to support the business's commercial goals. This includes working with operational teams to improve profitability and efficiency, managing financial planning and forecasting, and providing support for strategic decision-making. The Commercial Finance Manager would be a critical part of the business's financial team, providing the financial expertise and support necessary to drive commercial success. Supply chain experience is essential. Duties of the Commercial Finance Manager include: Creating financial plans, budgets, and forecasts, helping the business anticipate future performance and make informed decisions. Prepare and present financial reports to key stakeholders, communicating financial insights and recommendations. Analyse financial data to identify areas for improvement in profitability, cost efficiency, and revenue generation. Analyse financial models, assess the impact of different decisions, and provide recommendations to improve performance. Business partner, working closely with senior management and operational teams to understand their needs and provide financial support for supply chain operations. Identify and implement process improvements to enhance financial accuracy, efficiency, and control. Support strategic decision-making by providing financial analysis, insights, and recommendations related to key business initiatives. Requirements for the Commercial Finance Manager include: Qualified CIMA/ACCA/ACA Advanced Excels skills. Retail / FMCG experience Business partnering. Supply chain experience. Excellent commercial Strong attention to detail Team player/happy to help/can do attitude. Well organised with the ability to prioritise work. Hybrid working

Our Client seeks a Part Qualified Financial Accountant to join their team on a permanent basis. The Financial Accountant would be a "hands on" individual who enjoys working in a fast-paced accountancy team and who is keen to develop and grow. Duties of the Financial Accountant include: Month end accounts Prepayment and accruals Weekly cashflow forecasts VAT returns and management reporting. Balance sheets and profit & loss for all UK Companies Purchase and sales ledger. Weekly supplier payment runs. Petty cash reconciliation TFA monthly payroll processing Intercompany recharges and reconciliations Management accounts Accruals and prepayments and other nominal journals Timely flow of invoices and payments. Ad-hoc duties Requirements for the Financial Accountant: Part Qualified studier or degree qualified commencing part qualified Strong Excel skills Strong attention to detail Excellent communication skills Able to work on own initiative as well as part of a team. The Financial Accountant role is office based, 5 days per week.

Our Client seeks a Qualified Financial Accountant to join a small, high performing finance team supporting an international dynamic professional services/consultancy business. The Financial Accountant will have interactions with the whole business, including a high level of exposure to the management team. The company has Private Equity backing. The Financial Accountant would be responsible for aspects of financial management reporting, analysis and accounting, working together with the Financial Controller and the Accounts Assistant. The Financial Accountant would be based onsite 5 days per week. Duties of the Financial Accountant include: Responsibility for the month end process- journal entry, reconciling general ledger accounts, producing the monthly management accounts and supporting schedules, including running the monthly consolidation in a timely manner. Carry out day to day finance and bookkeeping requirements and maintain accounting records for the group companies in the UK, US, and Singapore. Ensure the financial system (NAV) operates efficiently, accurately and as intended. Provide appropriate reports and analysis to give management greater visibility of the performance and profitability of the different parts of the growing business. Provide finance business partnering support to the management team and the wider business: reporting on capacity and utilisation. Preparation of quarterly VAT and GST submissions for the UK and Singapore. Manage the collation, preparation and reporting of information required in all matters connected with payroll and pension contributions and be the principal contact for payroll and pension service providers. Ad-hoc duties. Requirements for the Financial Accountant include: Accounting qualification required (minimum 1 year post qualification experience in industry). Can do attitude Creative and proactive approach to management reporting and financial analysis Excellent verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills: able to persuade, influence and collaborate with all stakeholders of the company Bright, motivated and capable individuals with a high degree of drive and determination, able to swiftly establish personal credibility. Energetic and positive attitude; pro-active team player who is keen to contribute to a dynamic and growing business. Well-developed analytical and numerical skills. Straightforward in style. Experience of working and taking administrative responsibility in a professional services environment. Experience in liaising with management. IT infrastructure literate (ERP system is Microsoft NAV). Familiarity with a PE environment would be beneficial but not required. Benefits include gym membership, pension and discretionary bonus up to 40%.