Business Partner, FP&A, Sweeteners

Business Partner, FP&A, Sweeteners | Primient About the Role The Business Partner, Commercial FP&A owns the financial partnership for the full product P&L, serving as the trusted advisor to commercial leadership on the insights, analysis, and trade-off decisions that drive revenue, margin, and resource allocation across the portfolio. This role facilitates the full planning, forecasting, and financial modeling agenda for the commercial portfolio, guiding the organization toward its short- and long-term goals while maintaining financial integrity, operational efficiency, and value creation. The Business Partner sets the direction for financial planning execution, influences commercial strategy and pricing decisions, and holds business leaders accountable for the assumptions underpinning forecasting and analytics. Key responsibilities: Business Partner, FP&A • Own the Commercial Planning Agenda: Own the monthly, rolling three-month, quarterly, and full year updates, Annual Operating Plan, and 5-Year Plan for the product line P&L, setting targets and aligning them to enterprise strategy. • Shape and Steward Strategic Performance: Define the KPI framework for the commercial business, hold leaders accountable to it, and escalate risks and opportunities to the executive team. • Conduct Scenario and Sensitivity Analyses: Direct sensitivity and "what-if" modeling on pricing, volume, mix, and operational disruptions, and recommend the course of action to commercial leadership (e.g., plant shutdowns). • Lead Cross-Functional Commercial Partnership: Act as the primary finance voice with contracting/ sales, operations, marketing, and product leadership, influencing commercial strategy and investment decisions. • Translate Results into Executive Action: Own the variance narrative for the commercial P&L, clarifying business results and converting them into actions that leaders commit to and deliver. • Elevate Insight and Capability: Set the standard for reporting, dashboards, and analytics across the commercial portfolio, and coach analysts on modeling and storytelling practices. About You Knowledge • Flow of transactions, from actual business activity to financial statement recognition • Organizational structure and interdepartmental responsibilities • Ownership of budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning for a full P&L • Variance analysis and financial performance tracking • General accounting principles (i.e., cost-accounting, interpret financial statements and understand accrual-based accounting) • P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow principles • Pricing, margin, and commercial contract economics • FP&A systems and reporting tools (e.g., Power BI, Tableau, SAP, Workday Adaptive) Skills • Ability to prioritize and manage a broad portfolio independently • Executive-level written and verbal communication • Data analysis, interpretation, and storytelling • Confidence to challenge senior leaders and defend a point of view • Critical thinking • Coaching and developing junior analysts • Advanced financial modeling and scenario analysis • Influence and stakeholder management across functions Mindsets • Inquisitive • Courageous • Collaborative • Analytical thinking • Strategic thinking • Anticipatory mindset • Ownership and accountability for portfolio results Required and/or Preferred Education/Certification • Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance (required) • CPA or other advanced certifications or degrees (preferred) • Advanced proficiency in Excel functions, modeling, and automation (required) • ThinkCell (preferred) Required and/or Preferred Work Experience • 6-9 years of progressive finance experience, including direct FP&A or commercial finance business partnering (required) • Demonstrated success partnering with and influencing senior leaders on P&L, pricing, and investment decisions (required) • Experience working with Workday Adaptive or other EPM solutions; manufacturing background (preferred) • Experience supporting a full commercial P&L of comparable scale (preferred) Total Rewards The annual pay range estimated for this position is $113,454.40 - $141,818.00 and is bonus eligible. Please note that while this range reflects the full spectrum of compensation available for this role, individual compensation will be determined based on several factors including your experience, skills, and alignment with the role's responsibilities. During the interview process there will be an opportunity to discuss how your background fits into the pay range. We offer a comprehensive Total Rewards package that our U.S. colleagues and their families can count on, which includes: • Competitive Pay • Multiple Healthcare plan choices • Dental and vision insurance • A 401(k) plan with company and matching contributions • Short- and Long-Term Disability • Life, AD&D, and Voluntary Insurance plans • Paid holidays & vacation • Floating days off • Parental leave for new parents • Employee resource groups • Learning & development programs • Fun culture where you have an opportunity in shaping our future Career Path & Culture Primient is committed to a workplace that is all in - ensuring everyone has the opportunity to develop and shape a career that matters in an open culture which embraces equity, diversity and belonging. We challenge old ways of thinking; and encourage employee voices to be a guiding force for ongoing learning. Primient supports a culture of inclusion that respects individual strengths, views, and experiences. We believe our differences make better decisions, drive excellence, and deliver better business results. Primient employees experience autonomy and accountability in their role. Here, employees control their destiny as there is opportunity for career growth and pathways outside the norm.