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Vice President, FP&A

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confidentialBakersfield (CA)

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About the role

Vice President, FP&AAbout the Company Forward-thinking agribusiness focused on connecting financial planning, performance, and decision-making Industry Farming Type Privately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Vice President of FP&A to build an AI-enabled financial planning function that connects planning, business performance, and decision-making. Responsibilities include leading budgeting, rolling forecasts, and long-range planning; partnering with senior leaders to assess priorities and financial implications; and developing scenario models and performance measures. The role will shape the finance technology roadmap, improve data quality and system connectivity, automate reporting, and create dashboards and self-service analytics. It will also involve building and coaching a finance team and managing external service providers. Candidates should have experience leading FP&A or strategic finance, developing robust financial models, and improving planning and reporting systems. The role calls for strong analytical judgment, clear communication, and the ability to move between strategic discussions and detailed financial analysis. Successful candidates will be adaptable, take ownership, build effective relationships across the business, and develop team members. Practical experience applying AI and technology to improve forecasting, analysis, reporting, or decision support is important. Hiring Manager Title CEOFunctionsFinance

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