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Manager, FP&A
Location
Illinois + 3 moreAll locations: Illinois | North Carolina | Massachusetts | Missouri
Posted
54 days ago
Salary
$107.8K - $161.8K / year
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Manager, FP&A
CNO Financial Group
• Collaborating, coordinating, and directing tasks and project deliverables not only for members of the FP&A team, but also with other leaders and teams throughout the business supporting plan and forecast cycles as well as the EPM tool implementation. • Directly partnering with business leaders to develop the key assumptions and projections supporting the annual financial plan and quarterly forecasts • Preparing, analyzing and presenting content for monthly and quarterly internal business or function reviews. • Managing financial governance and reporting for large corporate initiatives, including cost-benefit analysis. • Supporting financial impact analysis for strategic transactions as needed. • Maintaining adequate documentation and controls over existing processes. • Allocating expenses and managing consolidated expense reporting – dashboarding, pipelines, (Tableau / Power BI).
Job Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Accounting or Finance; preferably insurance experience.
- 7 years of related experience with Financial Planning & Analysis
- 5+ years of progressive financial and business management including managing small teams.
- Experience leading and driving large scale projects, timelines, and calendars across cross functional teams.
- Ability to confidently make independent decisions.
Benefits
- medical insurance
- dental insurance
- vision insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan with company match
- short-term & long-term disability insurance
- Paid time-off and corporate holidays
- paid parental leave
- company paid life insurance
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