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      <description>Location: Birmingham | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Overview Mitchell Adam are delighted to be partnering with a growing organisation who are looking to appoint a Finance Analyst into their established FPandA team. If you''re a part-qualified CIMA or ACCA accountant who wants to move away from simply producing numbers and get closer to the decisions behind them, this is a role worth looking at. You''ll have genuine exposure to operational leaders, commercial performance and the forward planning of the business, giving you the opportunity to build the kind of experience that can really accelerate your career. A significant part of the role will see you working directly with site-based stakeholders, taking them through their PandL performance, budgets and forecasts. You''ll need to understand what is happening beneath the numbers, explain the key drivers in a way that makes sense to non-finance colleagues and provide constructive challenge where required. It''s an opportunity to develop the confidence and commercial awareness that comes from being genuinely embedded within the areas of the business you support. The other side of the role sits within FPandA, where you''ll be involved in analysing commercial performance and helping the ...</description>
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