Posted by LHH Recruitment Solutions • £600/day to £700/day
£600 - £700 per day (potentially outside IR35)
Approx 6 months
LHH Recruitment Solutions are recruiting for a highly exciting Consolidation Lead opportunity for a growing, dynamic business on the outskirts of north Birmingham.
This role will be working within the client finance department and you will be heading up the reporting side of the division.
As part of the management team, you will be tasked with a number of things including leading the Client Reporting teams, relationship building and maintaining with key clients.
I am currently searching on behalf of a large, successful real estate business based in Birmingham City Centre who are looking for interim support.
knowledge of insurance policies, Terms and conditions, claims process, claims settlement negotiations and local authority risk insurances.
General
We have partnered with local authority in the Solihull area who are recruiting for a Insurance Officer to join their finance team.
Paying £20 per hr, The Officer will be required to give professional insurance advise to departments, process/manage claims, liaise with Insurance Brokers and Insurance Companies.
My client is seeking to employ an experienced Financial Accountant for a period of 9 months to provide support and guidance to the finance department, establishing controls processes and support documents for statutory audits.
Candidates can be either Qualified By Experience or Qualified ACCA / ACA and able to start immediately.
SF Recruitment are currently partnering with a client based in Halesowen in the recruitment of an Interim Financial Accountant.
Posted by Trinity House Group • £500/day to £550/day
We are seeking an Interim Cost Transformation Lead to spearhead a comprehensive cost transformation initiative within an infrastructure business, a key player in the utility sector.
Do you thrive in dynamic environments and have a passion for driving significant change?
Are you a seasoned leader in Cost Transformation with a proven track record in the infrastructure sector?