Regional Controller – Southern and Central Europe
Pubblicato il 01-09-2026 - Wall Street English in Turbigo
We are seeking an experienced and commercially minded Regional Controller – Southern and Central Europe to join our finance leadership team in Milan. This role will act as a key finance partner for the region and support selected European markets as part of the Group’s strategic growth agenda.
The Regional Controller will work closely with local finance leadership and regional management, providing financial insight, ensuring strong financial governance, and supporting strategic decision‑making across the business.
The role combines regional oversight with hands‑on business partnering responsibilities, ensuring alignment with Group finance standards while supporting operational performance and future expansion initiatives.
What You Will Be Doing While the role has a regional remit, the initial focus will be weighted toward the region’s largest market. The Regional Finance Controller will work closely with the local Finance Manager, who leads the in‑country finance team and reports to the General Manager.
In other markets across the region, as the business grows,
the Regional Controller will act as the Finance Manager until sufficient scale is reached to support dedicated local leadership.
Lead the regional budgeting and forecasting process
Prepare and consolidate monthly forecasts
Deliver meaningful variance analysis versus budget and prior periods
Support long‑term financial planning across regional entities
Identify financial risks and opportunities to improve performance
Management Reporting Produce accurate monthly reporting packages for Group Finance
Ensure reporting complies with Group policies and deadlines
Monitor regional KPIs and provide actionable performance insights
Improve reporting quality, consistency, and automation across countries
Business Partnering Act as a trusted finance business partner to leadership and local GMs
Support commercial decision‑making with financial analysis
Challenge assumptions and drive accountability for financial performanc