Integrated Business Planning Manager

Miller Leith · Gold Coast · Full time
Posted 5d ago

Integrated Business Planning Manager

KEY POINTS WE FOUND
  • Lead and manage the integrated business planning process across the organisation.
  • Collaborate with senior stakeholders to drive cohesive planning outcomes.
  • Develop and implement planning frameworks, tools, and methodologies.

Company Overview 
Miller Leith has partnered with a well-established manufacture to recruit a key strategic leadership position. This company operates across multiple locations throughout Australia and has built a strong reputation for quality, integrity, and community focus. The company is committed to long-term growth and continuous improvement, making it an exciting place for driven professionals to develop their careers. This is an organisation that prides itself on its values-led culture and its dedication to delivering outstanding outcomes for its stakeholders. 
  
The Role 
The Integrated Business Planning Manager will play a pivotal role in driving strategic alignment across the business, ensuring that planning processes are cohesive, data-driven, and forward-looking. This role is well suited to a commercially astute individual who thrives in a complex, multi-faceted environment and is passionate about translating strategic vision into operational outcomes. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to shape and influence planning frameworks at an organisational level. 
Key responsibilities: 

  • Lead and manage the integrated business planning process across the organisation, ensuring alignment between strategic objectives and operational execution 
  • Collaborate with senior stakeholders across multiple business units to drive cohesive planning outcomes 
  • Develop, implement, and continuously improve planning frameworks, tools, and methodologies 
  • Provide high-quality analysis, reporting, and insights to support executive-level decision making 
  • Champion a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and data-informed planning throughout the organisation 

  
Skills and Experience 

  • MUST have FMCG or Manufacturing background!   
  • Demonstrated experience in an integrated business planning from a finance viewpoint.  
  • Strong analytical and commercial acumen, with the ability to interpret complex data and translate it into actionable business insights 
  • Proven ability to engage and influence senior stakeholders across diverse business functions 
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills, with experience preparing and delivering executive-level reporting 
  • A collaborative, solutions-focused approach with a track record of driving process improvement and organisational alignment  

For More Information: 
For a confidential discussion about this Integrated Business Planning Manager role or to explore your next career move, please contact Sinead Flanagan at sinead@millerleith.com.au or call 0431227886.

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Consultant

sinead@millerleith.com.au

Reference number: 7775
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Company: Miller Leith
Date posted: 4th Sep, 2026

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