Senior Financial Analyst

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A company is only as good as its people. Over our 30 years of experience working with clients and candidates to achieve their staffing goals has proven this to be true. We have been in the industry, so we understand the industry. It’s because of that experience that we also understand what people don’t like about dealing with staffing firms. That’s why we are in business. We bring our global experience with the individual attention that you deserve. We understand the detrimental effects on morale and productivity that a critical vacancy can cause. We also understand the long-term yield that a productive hire brings.

Our clients tell us over and over that attracting talent is their most difficult challenge.

We are up for that challenge.
Job Overview Company: Talent Bridge Base Pay: $55,000 - $70,000 /Year Other Pay: Employee Type: Full-Time Industry: Accounting - Finance
Consumer Products
Food Manages Others: Yes Job Type: Finance
Management
Retail Required Education: 4 Year Degree Required Experience: 4 to 8 years Required Travel: None Relocation Covered: Not Specified Reference ID: AMW
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Job Description 

Excellent Charlotte-based Employer 

Our client is one of Charlotte’s fastest growing companies and is looking for a . This role will work in a team atmosphere and will report to the Director of Finance. This professional services organization has experienced explosive growth over the past several years.  The environment and people are second to none!

 

-- Responsibilities --

This role is a newly created position that will focus on a wide variety of challenging issues.  Primary focus will be client and service platform profitability, forecasting and budgeting and Ad hoc analysis/reporting.  This role has extensive exposure and involvement in all facets of the organization!!  In addition, the Company is specifically looking for someone to develop for long-term opportunities.

 

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