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DIRECTOR of CORP, MANUFACTURING FINANCE

Posted 11 days ago

linkedinPhoenix (AZ)

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Manager

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About the role

GNR has been retained to identify a DIRECTOR of CORPORATE FINANCE for a well-established & growing Aerospace, Defense & Commercial MANUFACTURING organization in the Phoenix, AZ region. We're seeking an ambitious and experienced "hands-on" finance leader with strong experience managing MANUFACTURING financial requirements. This role offers high visibility, reporting directly to the Corporate CFO, you will manage all financials across MULTIPLE SITES within the US.Collaborating with the Executive team and site Leaders, you will assess the company's financials: streamline & restructure processes and practices, analyze costs & rates, operational finances, budget forecasting, audits, risk assessment etc. EXPERIENCE & SKILLS REQUIRED:STRONG MANUFACTURING FINANCE & ACCOUNTING experienceMULTI-SITE responsibilities to analyze Cost & Rate structures, Inventory costs, Forecasting budgets, Audits, Mitigate risks, Process & Procedure improvements Collaborative leadership style to effectively communicate & advise Executive team on financial findings. Ensure consistency of financial reporting from all company sites. Drive month end, quarterly & year end closings, ensure GAAP compliance (audits & taxes), cash/lender reporting/debt covenants. BS / MS / MBA with over 10+ years of experienceUS Citizenship Any DoD/Gov't programs, FAR/DFAR, M&A is a PLUSOFFERING: Attractive Base salary + bonus + benefits & relocation to Phoenix, Arizona (Must be ON-SITE)

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