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| Job Location | Surrey |
| Education | Not Mentioned |
| Salary | £60,000 - £70,000 per annum |
| Industry | Not Mentioned |
| Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
| Job Type | Permanent, full-time |
Broster Buchanan are partnering with an NGO based on the outskirts of London, to recruit a newly created role that will help support the board by providing strategic financial insight. This role is pivotal in order support a large number of global programmes through financial modelling that will identify risks and opportunities for the NGO. Key responsibilities for this role include:* Analysing financial and economic data to develop financial models to help identify new business opportunities * Create a business case template that be used for new investments * Create due dilligence on all potential investments, identifying ROI, SWOT analysis & benefits realisation * Leading on the creation and implementation of a new funding model * Support the organisation on M&A opportunities In order to apply for this role you must have the following:* A Finance background, either ACA, CIMA, MBA or Masters, preferably with a background in economics or statistics * Experience of building complex models that will help support new business initiatives or M&A opportunities * Strong stakeholder enagement experience, with a proven track record of supporting key business decisions * An understanding of humanitarian or development funding models would be highly desirable