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About the role:
Nox Health is looking for a hands‑on Senior Director of FP&A to lead enterprise financial planning and help shape how we forecast, analyze performance, and make financial decisions as the organization continues to grow. This is a highly visible role that will partner closely with the CFO, Executive Leadership Team, Board of Directors, and business leaders across the organization. You’ll own the consolidated budgeting and forecasting process, long‑range planning, executive and Board reporting, and FP&A support for a key business unit. We’re looking for someone who enjoys both the strategic and hands‑on sides of FP&A - someone who can build a model from the ground up, dig into the details behind a variance, understand the operational drivers behind the numbers, and clearly communicate insights and recommendations to senior leadership. This is an opportunity to have meaningful influence on Nox Health’s financial planning and decision‑making while helping strengthen and scale the FP&A function.
What you’ll do:- Own the enterprise‑wide annual budget and forecast processes across business units and geographies.
- Consolidate divisional and international financial plans into a comprehensive enterprise view.
- Build and maintain the company’s long‑range financial plan, translating strategic priorities into multi‑year financial outcomes.
- Partner with Accounting to ensure alignment between financial plans, actual results, and reporting structures.
- Establish consistent planning assumptions, methodologies, and reporting standards across the organization.
- Partner With the Business
- Serve as the dedicated FP&A partner for a key business unit, owning its budget, forecast, long‑range plan, and operating performance analysis.
- Partner with business and functional leaders to understand performance, explain variances, identify risks and opportunities, and improve financial outcomes.
- Build financial models connecting operational drivers—including volume, pricing, utilization, headcount, and cost‑to‑serve to financial results.
- Support pricing decisions, investment opportunities, capacity planning, and business cases through ROI, payback, and scenario analysis.
- Identify opportunities to improve profitability, operating efficiency, and cash generation.
Own Executive & Board Reporting:
Prepare recurring financial reporting and analysis for the CFO, Executive Leadership Team, and Board of Directors.
Develop clear financial narratives around performance, outlook, liquidity, risks, opportunities, and key business drivers.
Translate complex financial analysis into concise, actionable insights and recommendations for senior leadership.
Support ad hoc analysis and reporting for the CFO, Board, investors, lenders, and other stakeholders.
Build, own, and continuously improve integrated financial and long‑range planning models.
Develop scenario and sensitivity analyses to evaluate growth, pricing, operational, and investment decisions.
Model the financial impact of strategic initiatives, new products, technology investments, partnerships, and other growth opportunities.
Establish analytical frameworks that connect operational performance to financial results and support better decision‑making.
Support Cash Flow & Liquidity Planning:
Partner closely with Treasury on short- and long-term cash flow forecasting and liquidity planning.
Support the rolling 13‑week cash flow forecast and analyze forecast-to-actual performance.
Evaluate working capital trends, liquidity scenarios, and funding requirements.
Provide early visibility into potential financial risks and opportunities.
Strengthen FP&A Processes & Capabilities:
Improve planning tools, reporting processes, automation, and data integrity to increase efficiency and scalability.
Help strengthen the company’s planning and business intelligence capabilities.
Mentor and develop analysts and finance partners while raising the analytical standard across the broader finance organization.
Remain actively involved in the work - this is a hands‑on leadership role that requires comfort moving between executive‑level discussions and detailed financial analysis.
Qualifications:
8+ years of progressive experience in FP&A, corporate finance, financial planning, or a related finance function.
Demonstrated experience owning or playing a significant leadership role in budgeting, forecasting, and long‑range planning.
Strong financial modeling skills, including the ability to build and improve sophisticated financial models from the ground up.
Experience working across multiple business units, entities, or geographies.
Experience preparing financial analysis and reporting for executive leadership; Board or investor reporting experience strongly preferred.
Strong business‑partnering skills with the ability to influence leaders and translate financial information into business decisions.
Strong understanding of financial statements, cash flow, variance analysis, and US GAAP.Advanced Excel skills and experience working with financial planning, ERP, and/or business intelligence tools.
Experience using AI tools, such as Claude and ChatGPT.Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to clearly communicate complex financial concepts.
Highly analytical, organized, and detail-oriented, with a strong commitment to accuracy.
A hands‑on, collaborative approach and willingness to work directly in the details when needed.
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, or a related field; MBA or other advanced degree preferred.
Experience consolidating financial plans across international entities, including foreign currency considerations.
Experience with 13‑week cash flow forecasting and liquidity planning.
Experience building integrated three‑statement financial models.
Experience with planning platforms such as Adaptive, Anaplan, Planful, Vena, or similar.
Experience with Power BI, Tableau, or other business intelligence and visualization tools.
Experience working in a growing, evolving, or multi‑entity organization.
