Financial Analyst
conexess groupFort Collins (CO)
About the role
Financial Analyst What you will do:
- Assist with daily margin analysis to identify issues proactively and work with the business to correct.
- Assist with field questions related to P&Ls, margins, costs, supplier programs, and freight.
- Provide accurate, timely, and reliable financial reports to Regional, Divisional, Branch and Corporate administration as assigned
- Provide financial and business analysis to support key strategic targets
- Assist Regional, Divisional, and Branch managers in analyzing their business to improve operating and financial performance
- Assist with the preparation of budgets, strategic plans, quarterly presentations, forecasts, and monthly business narratives
- Participate in monthly financial close, working with business managers and operational accounting departments as necessary
- Work across all North American retail operating regions to identify and support opportunities for increased profitability
- Data Harmonization, Testing and Margin analysis
- Contribute to the integration of legacy companies
- Keep abreast of current trends and practices in the industry and field of expertise
- Perform other duties and projects as assigned
What you will bring:
- A Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance from a recognized institution 3+ years’ experience in Financial Analysis
- Demonstrated critical skills are necessary
- Highly detail oriented
Self-Motivated
Excellent critical thinking, interpersonal and communication skills
Excellent integrity and business ethics
Ability to lead by example and work well with others
Commitment to sustaining our safe and positive work environment while having the ability to embrace working side by side others in a diverse culture
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