Arlington Resource Management
Head of Commercial Finance / Commercial Finance Manager – This £200m international FMCG group, operating in the brand, retail and licencing sectors is embarking on an exciting stage of growth and is creating a new role – Commercial Finance Manager – which will be key to its bottom line.
Focussing on EBITDA and reporting directly to the CEO, the new Commercial Finance Manager will bring experience and commercial skills to the senior team – skills across FP&A, performance analysis, contract negotiation and business partnering, in order to drive margin improvement.
This Head of Commercial Finance / Commercial Finance Manager role will work closely with the CEO, the Board, the Sales Team, Suppliers, Licensors, Operations, Logistics, the Finance Team and other stakeholders in order to identify cost reduction and profit improvement initiatives.
This is not a line finance role. It sits outside of the finance team and has a strategic, commercial and analytical focus, operating at a high level both within the group and liaising extensively with external stakeholders such as suppliers and licensors. The role will also oversee the small FP&A team.
The ideal candidate will have significant commercial acumen – will want to make a difference and see how his / her initiatives contribute directly to year-on-year EBITDA growth.
To apply for this job please visit www.reed.co.uk.
Make this application stronger
Use these quick checks before applying so your CV, interview preparation and job search are better matched to this vacancy.
Before you apply
Check the key details and make sure the role matches what you are looking for.
- Review the job title, company, location, salary and working pattern if provided.
- Check the skills, experience or qualifications requested by the employer.
- Make sure the commute, hours and contract type are realistic for you.
Tailor your CV
For Accounting & Finance Jobs, highlight the most relevant skills, experience and achievements linked to this type of work. Keep it honest, clear and focused on what the employer is asking for.
Use the CV Builder or browse Career Advice.
Prepare for interview
If your application is successful, prepare simple examples that show your motivation, strengths and suitability.
Keep searching smarter
Do not rely on one application. Keep searching similar roles and set up alerts so new vacancies reach you faster.