Head of FP&A
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KennedyPearce Consulting is partnering with a rapidly growing, investment-backed renewable energy business to recruit a Head of Financial Planning & Analysis.
This is a senior leadership position within the Finance function, offering significant exposure to the CFO, Senior Leadership Team, Board and investors.
The successful candidate will take ownership of the FP&A function, leading a team of Analysts / Project Accountants and driving financial planning, forecasting, reporting and commercial insight across the Group.
Key responsibilities:
- Leading the budgeting, forecasting and long-range planning processes
- Producing and developing Board, investor and management reporting
- Delivering cash flow, working capital and profitability forecasting
- Leading scenario planning and providing insight to support strategic decision-making
- Partnering with senior operational stakeholders and budget holders
- Managing, mentoring and developing the FP&A team
- Driving improvements across reporting, data quality and automation
- Working closely with the CFO, Group Financial Controller and Financial Systems Accountant to develop the wider finance systems and reporting environment
- Ensuring reporting reconciles across the P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow
What we're looking for:
- Minimum 5 years' experience within FP&A
- Previous experience leading an FP&A function or team
- Strong budgeting, forecasting, modelling and scenario-planning experience
- Experience producing Board-level and senior management reporting
- Previous Management Accounting experience, including month-end, year-end and audit processes
- Strong data management, reconciliation and analytical capability
- Excellent stakeholder management skills with the confidence to work directly with CFO and Board-level stakeholders
Experience within renewable energy, infrastructure, utilities, long-term investment, agriculture or other asset-intensive environments would be particularly advantageous.