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Cactus Search are delighted to be supporting a growing organisation as they look to recruit a Data Reporting Manager to join their Planning & Analytics function.
The Data Reporting Manager will be responsible for managing the production of key reports to make sure they are accurate and delivered on time.
You will manage a small team of Data Analysts and be responsible for leading and developing them to achieve their full potential.
 
Key Responsibilities…

Support and manage the wider operational reporting requirements for member data.
Manage a reporting catalogue to ensure all data reports are managed and stored correctly in order that they can be referenced and used for future reports
Working closely with the Head of Data, to support, collaborate and feed into data cleanse projects as a stakeholder as appropriate
Proactively identify, document and review opportunities for improvement
Monitor and coach the team to meet objectives 
What we need you to have…

Proven experience in data management and reporting
Experience of leading Data Analysts
Experience or enthusiasm to learn about a new industry
Strong stakeholder management skills
An understanding of how to get the best from data and turn it into commercial opportunities both inhouse and to end clients 
If you would like to learn more about this opportunity, please forward your CV via the apply button.
We look forward to hearing from you

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