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Business Intelligence Manager

Goodman Masson
City of London
2 weeks ago
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Business Intelligence Manager


Hybrid Working – Central London | Full-time (37.5 hours per week) | £62,000 – £68,000 + benefits


Our client is a leading organisation in the health sector, committed to improving outcomes and using data to inform decision-making across the wider system. We are partnering with them to find an experienced Business Intelligence Manager to join their team and play a pivotal role in shaping how they use data to drive strategy and performance.


As a Business Intelligence Manager, you will:

  • Lead and mentor a team of Business Partners, ensuring high-quality outputs and stakeholder engagement.
  • Build strong relationships with senior leaders, ensuring their data and analytical needs are fully understood.
  • Oversee the creation of management information, dashboards, and reporting tools that support operational and strategic priorities.
  • Translate highly complex data into clear, actionable insights that directly influence decision-making.
  • Ensure robust data governance, compliance with FOI and GDPR, and consistency of reporting across the business.


The ideal Business Intelligence Manager will bring:

  • Extensive experience in analysing complex datasets across multiple sources.
  • Strong SQL and relational database knowledge.
  • Advanced Excel skills (Power BI experience highly desirable).
  • Proven stakeholder management skills and the ability to communicate complex insights in a clear, engaging way.
  • Previous line management experience and a track record of developing high-performing teams.


This is a fantastic opportunity for a Business Intelligence Manager who thrives on using data to drive change, enjoys empowering others to use information confidently, and wants to contribute to improving outcomes across the wider health system.

Interested? Apply now or message me for more details.

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