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If you are a qualified senior financial planning professional with experience partnering with fundraising teams within the charity sector then you will not want to miss the opportunity to join a growing multi-faceted charity!
Our client is looking for an experienced Senior Finance Business Partner to join their team and partner with our fundraising function. This is a senior strategic role where you'll be a key member of the senior team providing financial insight and analysis to support their ambitious growth plans.
- Lead the financial strategy and planning for their £20m fundraising function - partner with the fundraising leadership team to drive growth, identify risks/opportunities and ensure financial sustainability
- Provide expert financial insight and analysis to support key decision-making - challenge assumptions, model scenarios and present compelling business cases to the executive team
- Oversee a small team of finance business partners - coach, develop and empower your team to be true strategic advisors to the business
- Be the financial conscience of the charity - champion effective financial management, robust controls and continuous improvement across the organisation
- Play a pivotal role on the network leadership team - influence the strategic direction of the charity and ensure finance has a seat at the table
You'll be responsible for around a £20m income stream, managing the budgeting, forecasting and reporting for this critical area. You'll also oversee a small team. The role is largely remote with some travel to Central London required.
To be successful in this role, you'll need to:
- Have a strong charity background, ideally with 2+ years' experience partnering with fundraising teams.
- You'll be a fully qualified accountant with the ability to build relationships at a senior level and influence key stakeholders.
- Experience managing a small team would also be beneficial.
If this sounds like the right next step for you, please apply ASAP as applications are being reviewed daily.
