Financial Planning and Analysis Manager - Field

Posted 3 days ago

summit school servicesWarrenville (IL)

Financial Managers Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices

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About the role

The Manager of Financial Planning & Analysis is a strategic finance leader responsible for providing financial oversight, planning, analysis, and business partnership for the Maintenance organization, Asset Management, Procurement. This position leads budgeting, forecasting, capital planning, and operational performance reporting while partnering with business leaders to drive financial discipline and profitable growth.

Key Responsibilities: Lead annual budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning processes for Maintenance, Asset Management, and Procurement. Provide financial leadership for maintenance cost centers, including labor, parts, vendor, and facility expenses. Partner with operations leaders to identify cost optimization opportunities and improve financial performance. Lead financial planning and analysis for fleet asset acquisitions, replacement strategies, and lifecycle management. Develop capital investment analyses and business cases for fleet and operational projects. Prepare monthly management reports, KPIs, variance analyses, and executive presentations. Drive continuous improvement in reporting, forecasting accuracy, and financial processes.

REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance.10+ years of progressive finance, accounting, or FP&A experience. MBA, CPA, CMA, or equivalent certification preferred. Strong financial modeling, analytical, and business partnering skills. AI experience with Claude or other tools preferred. Experience in the transportation industry is preferred.

Success Measures: Forecast accuracy and budget performance. Effective management of maintenance and fleet-related costs. Improved asset utilization and capital investment returns. Timely and accurate financial reporting and decision support.

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