Contract and Interim Management

At HedgerWay we understand that the world we operate in is constantly changing, and companies often require flexible and immediate solutions to maintain operational efficiency and drive growth at all levels. Whether this be managing a heavy workload or upcoming deadline, cover for internal movement or leave, process, change and transformation projects we have a long standing and proven track record for managing interim and contract processes from start to finish.

Through our ever-growing network of seasoned interims, those looking to take their first leap in the world of interim, or even entering the UK market for the first time we can act swiftly and accurately on a broad range of remits and specialisms.

We are aware no one business, role or situation is the same and with that in mind we will use our years of experience and knowledge to tailor each search to your unique situation. All aspects of the process will be expertly managed directly from initial discussion, search and presenting of screened contacts, through to process and offer management, compliance and payroll and consistent feedback throughout the length of the contract.

We pride ourselves on service level, speed, honesty, transparency and a firm commitment to quality and delivery. Due to this repeat and referred business is our biggest source of new roles we can take to market.

Recent mandates include;

Interim Accountant – £400pd – Real Estate
Interim Accountant – £450pd – Investment Management
Interim Management Accountant – £450pd – FMCG / Food
Interim Statutory Accountant – £600pd – FinTech
Interim Group Reporting Manager – £600pd – PE Backed Services
Interim FP&A Manager – £550pd – Property / Real Estate
Interim SOX Consultant – £500pd – Listed Property
Interim REIT Consultant – £1000pd – PropTech
Interim Financial Modelling Lead – £650pd - Property
Interim Financial Controller – £550pd – FinTech
Interim Transformation Director – £1000 – 1300pd – Renewables
Interim Group Reporting Director – £1000-1250pd – Listed Property
Interim Group Controls Lead – £600pd – PE Backed Services

Active jobs

Group Financial Reporting Project Manager - 6 Month Contract

London

Upto £86k pro rata

Working for a PE backed services business who need support in their Group Reporting function focusing on delivery of group internal and external reporting, working closely with external auditors on all requirements and working on process and practice improvement

Richard Nourse

Associate Director - Interim & Contract

Warren Gibson

Senior Consultant - Interim & Contract

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