Top Finance Manager Jobs in Toronto

Leads global manufacturing finance strategy, costing standards, intercompany pricing governance, and operational performance analysis. Partners with senior manufacturing and finance leaders to identify cost savings, improve financial processes, govern Product Cost Planning and SAP S/4HANA initiatives, and advance reporting automation. Develops financial metrics, benchmarks, and total delivered cost analysis while supporting continuous improvement and digital transformation across global operations.

Own monthly, quarterly, and annual FP&A cycles, forecasting, long-term financial modeling, consolidated financial statements, opex budgeting, variance analysis, and executive and board reporting. Build accurate models and insightful commentary, partner with business leaders, improve planning processes, and implement AI-enabled automation across finance workflows. The role requires independent ownership, strong quality control, and the ability to translate complex financial data into clear recommendations.

Serves as the primary finance partner to Operations, Sales, and Pricing. Builds forecasts, operating scorecards, unit economics, capacity plans, budgets, and variance analyses. Audits data, writes SQL queries, automates reporting with AI-enabled workflows, and evaluates investment decisions. Presents recommendations to senior executives, identifies performance gaps, and drives actions that improve margin, capital efficiency, cash generation, and growth.

Own the operating model, annual budget, long-range plan, forecasting, variance analysis, executive reporting, and business reviews. Build financial cases for new products, markets, channels, partnerships, and vendor spend. Evaluate unit economics, capital allocation, and build-buy-partner decisions while supporting corporate development and planning-system implementation. Partner closely with executives and functional leaders to translate financial analysis into strategic decisions.

Own the operating model, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and executive financial reporting. Build financial cases for new products, markets, channels, partnerships, and vendor spend. Evaluate unit economics, capital allocation, and investment returns while supporting corporate development and planning-system implementation. Partner with executives and functional leaders to translate analysis into business decisions and establish scalable finance processes.

Own the operating model, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and executive financial reporting. Evaluate new products, markets, channels, partnerships, vendor spending, and capital allocation through financial modeling and unit economics. Lead business reviews, support planning-system implementation, and assist with corporate development, diligence, and transaction analysis. Partner closely with executives and functional leaders while building scalable financial processes and clear decision support.

Own the operating model, annual budget, long-range plan, forecasts, variance analysis, and executive financial reporting. Build financial cases for new products, markets, channels, and partnerships; evaluate unit economics, capital allocation, and vendor spend. Support corporate development and planning-system implementation while partnering with executives and functional leaders on strategic decisions.

Oversee financial accounting, reporting, cash flow, revenue recognition, project accounting, internal controls, tax compliance, and audit activities. Prepare financial statements under Canadian GAAP, US GAAP, and IFRS while supporting the Finance Controller with process improvement, governance, policies, and financial systems initiatives. Manage relationships with auditors, banks, payroll and expense vendors, and ensure compliance with applicable regulations.

Provides strategic finance advice, analysis, forecasting, business-case evaluation, and decision support for assigned business areas. Partners with senior stakeholders to interpret complex financial and operational information, develop performance metrics, monitor profitability and costs, manage risk and controls, and implement growth strategies. Leads financial models, reporting methodologies, process improvements, and cross-functional initiatives while mentoring colleagues and influencing enterprise-level decisions.

The Finance Manager leads intercompany reconciliations, supports quarterly and annual financial statement preparation, reviews monthly account reconciliations, and assists with post-acquisition financial integration. The role interprets IFRS 15 for customer contracts, supports special projects, and collaborates with finance teams and senior stakeholders. Responsibilities require strong financial reporting, accounting, audit, communication, organization, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Oversee financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, profitability analysis, and performance reporting for multiple business units. Manage a team of three, partner with business leaders, monitor revenue and expenditures, support billing and accounts payable processes, and identify opportunities to improve financial systems and workflows. The role also supports reporting automation, financial system upgrades, executive outlook presentations, and strategic decision-making.

Finance Manager serving as a strategic partner to the Commercial Business Unit. Responsibilities include financial reporting, forecasting, budgeting, business performance reviews, brand and portfolio analysis, marketing expense management, internal controls, financial modeling, process improvement, and evaluation of growth initiatives. The role influences commercial decisions and manages, coaches, and develops one Senior Financial Analyst while partnering across functions.

Owns month-end close, financial reporting, technical accounting, billing, collections, compliance, budgeting, forecasting, and cash-flow visibility. The Finance Manager will improve finance systems and automation, build KPI and budget-versus-actual reporting, partner with department leaders, and support strategic investment and cost-saving decisions. This hands-on role requires CPA credentials and experience building finance processes in a fast-growing startup environment.

Leads strategic finance for Commerce go-to-market, partnering with revenue leaders on annual planning, forecasting, performance management, investment analysis, resource allocation, and commercial strategy. Builds driver-based financial models connecting sales and operational metrics to financial outcomes, evaluates investments across commercial functions, prepares executive materials, and manages finance team members.

The Finance Manager supports post-acquisition financial integration, analyzes product-line profitability, prepares financial statements and disclosures, develops management reporting and presentations, reviews account reconciliations, oversees finance results for a business portfolio, and interprets IFRS 15 for customer contracts. The role also involves special projects, cross-functional collaboration, and ad hoc financial assignments.

Lead debt financing, capital raising, refinancing, financial modeling, investor and lender relationships, liquidity planning, working capital management, tax-efficient structuring, covenant monitoring, and financial risk management. Partner with senior leadership to optimize capital structure, borrowing costs, investments, and long-term growth across Canadian and U.S. operations.

Own the operating model, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, and executive financial reporting. Evaluate new products, markets, channels, partnerships, and vendor spend through financial modeling and unit economics. Support corporate development, capital markets, diligence, and build-buy-partner decisions. Lead planning-system implementation and business reviews while partnering with executives and functional leaders.

Own the operating model, annual budget, long-range plan, forecasts, variance analysis, and executive financial reporting. Evaluate new products, markets, channels, partnerships, vendor spend, and capital allocation through financial modeling and unit economics. Lead business reviews, support corporate development and planning-system implementation, and translate complex analysis into actionable recommendations for executives, investors, and the board.

Own post-sales success for a portfolio of 150–250 accounting firms, bookkeepers, and fractional CFOs. Responsibilities include portfolio health monitoring, onboarding, product adoption, cross-selling, churn prevention, revenue expansion, partner escalations, and coordinating with Product, Engineering, Support, Risk, and RevOps. The role uses scaled, data-driven customer success methods and requires strong accounting domain knowledge, commercial acumen, CRM proficiency, and fluent English and French communication.

Oversee daily accounting operations, including accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, tax and government remittances, banking reconciliations, month-end and year-end reporting, financial controls, and audit coordination. The role maintains accurate financial records, resolves billing and reconciliation issues, supports management decision-making, and improves accounting processes and documentation.

Leads commercial finance activities for Canada, supporting category sales and profit targets, reporting, forecasting, costing, financial controls, SOX compliance, governance, and supply chain accounting. Partners across Commercial, Finance, shared services, and leadership teams to improve processes and reporting. Drives finance modernization through AI tools and Power BI dashboards while managing pricing schedules, government surveys, sustainability accounting, inventory reserves, and other financial analyses.

Manages Finance data analytics and BI initiatives, developing dashboards, self-service reporting, automated management reporting, and integrated financial datasets. Partners with Finance, Technology Analytics & AI, and Enterprise Data Platforms to deliver trusted insights for investment and business decisions. Supports generative AI analytics, data governance through Collibra, process improvements, and enterprise finance data initiatives.

Leads GTM and revenue finance, including ARR and revenue forecasting, deal economics, gross margin planning, KPI development, scenario analysis, and ROI assessment. Partners with Sales, Marketing, RevOps, and executive leadership to guide investment decisions and communicate GTM performance. Owns board and investor financial materials, fundraising diligence, product finance capabilities, and the development of scalable FP&A systems and processes.

Leads insurance finance and controllership activities, including month- and quarter-end close, reconciliations, financial controls, reporting, audits, regulatory compliance, and strategic accounting initiatives. Provides expert financial advice, oversees process improvements, partners with stakeholders and auditors, and develops high-performing teams through coaching, talent management, and succession planning.

Own Phoenix’s company-wide financial model, budgeting, rolling forecasts, variance analysis, KPI reporting, and strategic finance initiatives. Partner with department leaders and Accounting to connect operational plans to financial outcomes. Analyze unit economics, build scenario models, support leadership decisions, board materials, and fundraising, while creating scalable FP&A processes and using automation and AI tools to improve finance operations.