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Practice Leader - Strategic Finance / FP&A

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neos talentOrlando (FL)

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Practice Leader (Partner) – Strategic Finance, Analytics & Performance Management United States | Flexible Location | Hybrid$450k (Base+Bonus) + $500k equity We are supporting a rapidly growing, private equity-backed financial consulting firm with the appointment of a Partner to lead a major part of its CFO Advisory platform. The Pratice Leader will oversee and integrate three established capabilities: FP&A and Strategic Finance Data & Analytics Enterprise Performance Management This is a national practice leadership opportunity with responsibility for strategy, revenue growth, senior client development, team leadership, and executive oversight of complex transformation engagements. The successful individual will have a strong track record of originating consulting work and advising CFOs across areas such as: FP&A transformation Planning, budgeting, and forecasting Finance business partnering Management reporting and performance insight Data strategy and advanced analyticsEPM strategy and implementation Finance operating model transformation Strategic and transaction-related financial modelling We are interested in speaking with current Partners, Principals, Managing Directors, or senior practice leaders from consulting firms. Relevant backgrounds could include leadership roles within: CFO Advisory Finance Transformation Enterprise Performance Management Strategic Finance and FP&AData and Analytics Digital Finance Transformation The firm offers an entrepreneurial platform, meaningful investment in the practice, and the opportunity to shape an integrated national offering during a period of significant growth. Candidates may be based across the United States, subject to client travel requirements.

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