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Senior Finance Manager

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baker charlesChicago (IL)

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About the role

An exciting and well-known Consumer Services business is looking for a Senior Commercial Finance Manager. The business has significant backing and is going through an exciting period of growth. You will report to the Divisional VP, partner with senior leadership and have significant exposure to the board and shareholders. This is an incredibly broad and varied position, with significant exposure and a strong emphasis on business partnering both inside and outside of the business. This role will provide financial leadership and decision making to support key business strategy. Generating monthly and quarterly financial reviews, consolidating data and providing insights to leadership. You will drive the finance agenda and business partner across all operations. You will work closely with the others to prepare annual budget and required forecasts working with a number of business unit leaders. You will be expected to work cross-functionally with other teams across the company. The business is looking for someone who is comfortable in a fast-growing environment and can effectively adapt to situations as it becomes necessary. Including strong skills in stakeholder management and leadership ability. This person needs to be an effective communicator and have impeccable business judgement. This is an excellent opportunity for the right candidate to further their career within a dynamic and reputable business. The role is looking to pay a highly competitive salary, along with an impressive array of company benefits.

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