Financial Planning and Analysis Manager
$120 K
ApplyFinancial Planning and Analysis Manager
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$120 K
About the role
- Manage annual budgets, forecasts and long-range financial planning
- Develop and maintain financial models
- Analyze financial results, trends and variances
- Prepare monthly management reporting and variance analysis
- Partner with business leaders and cross-functional stakeholders
- Support senior-level and board presentations
- Perform margin, cost and other financial analyses
- Support global financial projects and multiple business areas
- Prepare ad hoc analysis to support business decisions
- Identify opportunities to improve financial processes and reporting
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting or related field 3-5+ years of FP&A experience
- Consumer products industry experience strongly preferred
- Retail experience is a big plus
- Excellent Excel and financial modeling skills
- Strong understanding of accounting and financial statements
- Experience supporting business leaders and key stakeholders
- Strong analytical, communication and problem-solving skills
- Must be comfortable working independently in a fast-paced environment
- Local Long Island candidates strongly preferred
- This position is on-site in Nassau County, near the Suffolk County border, and offers a base salary of up to $120K.Qualified candidates, please send your resume in Word format
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