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Reporting to the Associate Director, ALM Financial Reporting and Analytics, within Sun Life International ALM. The role will deal with all aspects of ALM financial and compliance reporting, daily hedging, and support various projects including ALM ACMAs∯*∯ The role will provide opportunities to take leadership on various ALM related projects and initiatives.
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5+ years’ experience in merchandise planning, demand planning, or financial planning; preferably in consumer goods, footwear, or fashion/apparel industry. The Sr. Merchandise Financial Planner collaborates with merchandising, category management, planning, and finance counterparts to align on preseason category sales, demand, and choice count goals each season.
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The Financial Analyst within the Corporate Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) department will provide financial support and guidance to their business partners. 1 - 3 years of relevant experience preferred, including: forecasting, budgeting, financial modeling and ERP systems.
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The Epsilon Client Lead for Financial Services & Insurance plays a pivotal role in driving sales and revenue growth within an assigned set of existing accounts. 15+ years of proven experience in leading client relationships to drive growth within Financial Services & Insurance at an agency or consulting company within the MarTech/AdTech space.
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Reporting to the President & CEO, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is the leader responsible for the business and financial control of operations of the non profit and supporting programs.
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