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Develop and maintain complex financial models within Anaplan to support budgeting, forecasting, scenario analysis, and other financial planning activities. 3+ years of experience in finance-related roles with a focus on financial planning and analysis, budgeting, forecasting, or similar functions.
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Routinely performs financial planning and analysis activities for the EP business unit, which may include any combination of the following areas: budgeting and forecasting, profit and loss, market modeling, sales analysis, business development, gross margin, capital, exchange, price volume variance, headcount and other facets of the complete P&L.
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You will provide financial and strategic support to the Neurovascular Financial Planning & Analysis Director, NV CFO, and VP of Ops and IBP to maximize revenue and drive operational efficiency.
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Provide financial counsel and performance analysis to the Supply Chain team regarding expense control, capital investments, budgeting, forecasting, KPI’s and strategic planning. Proven experience in finance, cost accounting, budgeting, and cost control principles.
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As the Head of Financial Planning & Analysis, you will play a key role in leading the financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, and analysis functions of the company. Advanced knowledge of financial principles, accounting standards, budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting.
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Hennepin Health is seeking a Chief Financial Officer to lead its accounting, budgeting, actuarial, revenue forecasting, and financial analysis and reporting functions. Direct contracted actuarial work for financial risk analysis, price bid submission, pricing of products and contracts, and development of incurred but not reported (IBNR) financial analysis.
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As the Finance & Administration Manager, you'll conduct or supervise financial analysis, budgeting, and accounting tasks crucial to the unit's success. Provide analysis, interpretation and communication of information pertaining to the financial performance of the units within AVP Finance.
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The Senior Financial Analyst accomplishes this work through financial planning, budgeting, financial statement report and trend analysis, and by conducting research to develop financial models and prepare projections.
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May include any combination of the following areas: budgeting and forecasting, profit and loss, market modeling, sales analysis, business development, gross margin, capital, exchange, price volume variance, headcount and other facets of the complete P&L.
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Experience in financial planning and analysis roles, with a proven track record of leading FP&A teams and driving financial performance. Prepare and present financial reports, variance analysis, and forecasts to senior management and the board of directors.
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You will need to be comfortable rolling up your sleeves up and digging into our financial data, collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders on key assumptions for budgeting and forecasting purposes and be able to provide timely updates on actual financial performance vs plan.
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Broad exposure to finance and accounting disciplines, including general accounting, audit, reporting, planning and analysis, budgeting, internal controls, information systems, treasury, and taxation.
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Business Valuation Consulting Interns also work on comprehensive debt and equity valuations for many purposes such as investment analysis, capital budgeting, management planning, merger and acquisition transactions, financial reporting, gift and estate tax and litigation.
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Perform data analysis and research to effectively create project scope, budgeting, phasing, estimating, and conceptual design that fits the needs of individual clients that will range from simple to very complex projects.
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Provides financial counsel and performance analysis to the Supply Chain team regarding expense control, capital investments, budgeting, forecasting, KPI's and strategic planning. Build and oversee all financial planning and analysis activities including the preparation and management of the annual budget, capital planning, and financial forecast.
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