The Opportunity
Recurrent Ventures is looking for a highly motivated and detail-oriented FP&A Manager to join its team.  This is a 100% remote and flexible position! The FP&A Manager will be responsible for budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis and special projects across the Recurrent Ventures media portfolio focusing on either our Home or Auto/Military vertical. Partnering with brand and functional leadership, you will develop and maintain financial models that provide financial visibility and critical data analytics for use in business and financial planning.  The position will also support a variety of special projects to facilitate business growth as Recurrent scales through organic growth and acquisitions.
 

Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain financial planning models for all strategic and annual plans, operational plans, budgets, forecasts, and outlooks.

  • With direction from the Sr. Manager of FP&A and Executives, develop, review, summarize and analyze financial plan projections, modeling scenarios, and documents.

  • Maintain and monitor monthly roll forward, providing variance analysis and business intelligence to executives and operating managers.

  • Assist in the preparation and presentation of monthly management reporting for executive and leadership teams.

  • Develop and/or assist in the creation or improvement of various financial models for portfolio companies.

  • Work closely with the M&A Team and the accounting organization to continually improve our processes and procedures in the financial arena.

  • Develop, analyze, maintain, and distribute various periodic and ad-hoc financials, statistical, analytical and management reports and statements.

  • Gain exposure to Private Equity and Digital Media transactions by supporting the integration of new Digital Media properties into the portfolio.

 

Qualifications

  • 100% Remote from California, residing near Inglewood a plus
  • Must be self starter and curious about media businesses 
  • Ability to explain complex financial theories to non-financial professionals