Director of FP&A

Required Director of FP&A
The Director of Financial Planning and Analysis is responsible for working closely with senior management and functional leaders to budget, forecast, and analyze business performance. Responsible for all P&L items below Revenues and ex-TAC, this individual will guide the annual budgeting process, monthly forecasting, modeling and analytical support of growth and business improvement opportunities (e.g. Free Cash Flow). This role will be closely involved with the development and preparation of board and investor presentations, partnering with Investor Relations.
What will I be doing on a day-to-day basis?
Lead global financial consolidation efforts, to incorporate Connexity financials
Partner with I/S and others internally to implement new and expand functionality of existing financial systems
Lead annual Budgeting process for all Sales and Non-Sales Departments, requiring heavy and consistent collaboration with all internal partners, including HR Business Partners.
Create and co-present a full-year Forecast for senior leadership (on a monthly basis)
Collaborate with the VP, Investor Relations and others within the FP&A team to create documents (both internal and publicly-filed) for our quarterly earnings.
Develop presentations for regular Board of Directors and Audit Committee meetings
Non-Sales Department Business Partnering: provide ongoing support for budget management / questions, guidance on items like travel budgets, and other Operating Expenses.
Create and maintain monthly Budget vs. Actual reporting of Operating Expenses for all Non-Sales Departments.
Develop Monthly Regional Sales P&L reports. Maintain monthly cadence and partner with all Sales leads to help understand trends and profitability profile of their respective business.
Actively manage and mentor two analysts, helping them to partner throughout the year with budget owners and their designates, to provide timely information related to Actual vs. Budget tracking and other ad hoc requests.
Procurement Process: lead approving all Purchase Orders, company-wide, ensuring they are coded correctly and within budget guidelines.