FP&A Manager

The Opportunity

An established, purpose-led organisation is looking to appoint a Financial Planning & Analysis Manager to lead its FP&A function through a period of growth, development and change.

Reporting to the Group Financial Controller, you will play a key role in delivering high-quality financial planning, insightful management information and strategic analysis to support senior-level decision-making.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced finance professional who combines strong technical expertise with the ability to lead a team, influence stakeholders and drive continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead medium-term financial planning, budgeting and forecasting across a complex group structure.
• Oversee monthly management accounts, ensuring accurate, insightful reporting within agreed deadlines.
• Lead group consolidation and the appropriate treatment of intercompany transactions.
• Analyse financial performance, identifying risks, opportunities and recommendations for senior stakeholders.
• Manage, coach and develop a specialist finance team, supporting performance and professional development.
• Partner closely with Finance Business Partners, Financial Control and wider business leaders.
• Drive improvements across financial planning, reporting processes and systems.
• Support the continued development and effective use of financial planning tools, including Workday and Adaptive Planning.

About You

• (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent).
• Strong FP&A experience within a group finance environment.
• Experience of budgeting, forecasting, financial modelling and management reporting.
• Understanding of group consolidation and intercompany eliminations.
• Proven experience managing, developing and motivating a finance team.
• Confident communicating complex financial information to senior and non-finance stakeholders.
• Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities and strict deadlines.
• Experience with Workday, Adaptive Planning or similar systems would be advantageous, but is not essential.