Finance Business Partner for Wolseley Canada (Alberta)

Finance Business Partner for Wolseley Canada (Alberta)

13 Aug
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Socket.dev
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Alberta

13 Aug

Socket.dev

Alberta

Drive strategic financial leadership at Wolseley Canada as a Finance Business Partner. Collaborate with regional teams to influence decision-making and enhance P&L; health in Alberta, British Columbia, and Midwest.

In this pivotal Finance Business Partner role, you will partner closely with regional leadership to support financial performance and strategic initiatives across Wolseley Canada. Your responsibilities will include conducting scenario modeling, financial analyses, and preparing impactful presentations for executive leadership. Your analytical skills will be key to guiding investment decisions while simplifying complex data for operational leaders.

Key Responsibilities:
• Partner with leadership to influence strategic financial decisions
• Conduct scenario modeling and ROI assessments




• Prepare integrated budgets based on operational realities
• Facilitate workshops to promote financial awareness
• Present regional performance insights to executives

Requirements:
• University degree in Finance or related field
• CPA designation (completed or in progress) preferred
• 5+ years in finance or business partnering
• Robust Excel skills; experience with Oracle or Tableau
• Excellent communication and organizational skills

Leverage your financial expertise and strategic insight to contribute to Wolseley Canada’s growth.
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📌 Finance Business Partner for Wolseley Canada (Alberta)
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📍 Alberta

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