Finance Consultant
location: City of London, London
practice area: Charity and Public Sector
job type: Interim
salary: £350 - £400 per day
сonsultant: Leanne McCullough
date posted: 04/09/2026
Finance Consultant
We're working with a leading charity to appoint a hands-on Finance Consultant to support and strengthen their finance team.
This is very much a "build it together" role. You won't be coming in to deliver a finished solution; instead, you'll work alongside the team to help embed good practice, improve processes and controls, and build confidence and capability across the function.
You'll need strong Sage Intacct experience so you can add value quickly, particularly as the organisation continues its Intacct rollout. This could include developing resources, running group or 1:1 training, and helping colleagues get the most from the system.
The role will be varied and genuinely hands-on. You might be:
- Providing additional capacity across the finance team, including covering absences
- Supporting with bank reconciliations, invoices and finance queries
- Reviewing and improving existing processes and procedures
- Helping develop and document "what good looks like"
- Supporting with small projects and pieces of process improvement
- Creating training materials and helping colleagues build their confidence
- Simply getting stuck in wherever the team needs support
This would suit someone who is practical, collaborative and happy to work at all levels of the finance function. You won't be precious about hierarchy or job titles and are just as comfortable rolling up your sleeves with the transactional detail as working with senior colleagues on improvements and planning.
Part-time applicants will be considered and this role can be fully remote, it may suit someone with a portfolio career.
Ultimately, the role is about giving the existing team some additional capacity, helping them build their capability, and creating some much-needed thinking and planning space for the senior finance team.
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