Manager, Financial Planning & Analysis
BlockworksFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
The ideal candidate will have 3-5 years of experience in corporate finance or investment banking/private equity, or 5+ years in an analytical role at a high-growth startup, with healthcare and/or marketplace exposure being a plus. Proficiency in Excel, BI tools like Lightdash, and a strong understanding of accounting principles, financial statements, balance sheet forecasting, and valuation methodologies are essential. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are required to partner with senior leadership and external stakeholders.
The Strategic Finance Analyst will create and own a long-range plan model, monitor, analyze, forecast, and manage the company's balance sheet and cash flow. Responsibilities include assisting with treasury management, developing a build/buy framework for M&A evaluation, performing financial due diligence and valuation analysis, and maintaining a market health analysis. The role also involves delivering on ad hoc projects related to pricing and partnerships.
Digital platform connecting clients with therapists
Alma connects individuals seeking mental health services with a variety of therapists through its digital platform, helloalma.com. The platform primarily serves clients looking for therapy for issues like anxiety, depression, personal growth, and relationship challenges. Alma's approach focuses on making therapy more affordable by partnering with insurance companies, allowing clients to save an average of 77% on therapy costs. This affordability is a key aspect that sets Alma apart from other mental health services. Additionally, Alma supports therapists by offering resources for continuing education and professional development, ensuring they are well-prepared to assist their clients. The company emphasizes the importance of the client-therapist relationship, aiming to match clients with therapists who best meet their individual needs. Alma operates on a membership model, where therapists pay a fee to access the platform's resources and client base.