Employment type: Permanent
Salary: 90k/year - 110k/year
(Clapham, London)
£90,000 to £110,000 + strong benefits
Some finance jobs are about producing numbers, this role is all about strategically impacting results and outcomes using them.
This is a brilliant opportunity to join one of the UK’s most recognisable consumer retail brands. Fast-growing, beautifully positioned, and genuinely ambitious. The sort of business people actually like and talk about, not just one they buy from.
They are hiring a Commercial Finance Manager to sit right in the middle of the growth and commercial action.
You will work closely with senior leaders, influence big decisions, and help drive the next stage of growth. This is not a reporting role tucked away in the background.
It is a proper commercial seat at the table.
And for the right person, it is a clear fast track towards Finance Director over time.
Why this is a great move
The culture is the real deal. Smart, kind, high-performing people who care about what they are building.
Finance is already strong, but they want someone who can step up as a commercial partner. Someone who can turn data into insight, challenge assumptions, and help the business move faster and smarter.
This is about shaping what happens next, not just explaining what happened last month.
What you will be doing
You will own key parts of forecasting, planning and performance, partnering across the business to drive commercial outcomes.
You will:
Who this is for
This suits someone ambitious and commercially wired.
Someone who wants more exposure, more pace, and a bigger role in the business.
You will likely have:
Package
£90,000 to £110.,000 + excellent benefits + hybrid working
If you want a role where you are genuinely close to the decisions, the growth, and the leadership team, this is one worth exploring.
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