Manager, Corporate Strategy & Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)

Manager, Corporate Strategy & Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)

At Havenly Brands , we're building this generation's premier destination for all things home. Alongside our award winning Havenly design services, we proudly own and operate some of the best home furnishings brands in the business including Havenly, Interior Define, The Citizenry, Burrow, Inside, and St. Frank. Our family of brands is growing and we're looking for amazing people to join us on this journey!

Havenly is not just the #1 residential interior design service in America - we're architecting the future of how millions design their homes. With our proprietary 3D visualization technology, our worldwide network of designers empowered with AI tools, and our revolutionary customer-facing AI design assistant, we're at the inflection point of a massive market transformation. This isn't just another operations role, it's the opportunity to build the category-defining business at the intersection of AI, design, and commerce.

Our Core Values

• Exhibit Gumption : meet every challenge with spirit and energy; believe the impossible is possible.
• Overperform : work hard, move fast, be scrappy.
• Stay Playful : no jerks, no whiners; have fun and keep perspective.
• Act Like an Owner : be accountable, speak up, act in Havenly's best interest.

Havenly is seeking a Manager, Corporate Strategy & Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) to join our Strategy & Corporate Finance team to help drive long term growth for the business by providing actionable analysis and empowering stakeholders across the business to make data-driven decisions. The ideal candidate is not afraid to roll-up-their-sleeves to deliver measurable results. This individual will be responsible for developing and implementing business strategies, conducting financial analysis, and providing insights to senior management to support decision-making, including around acquisitions.

We are looking for a teammate with a strong analytical mindset, exceptional problem-solving skills, and the ability to communicate complex financial information effectively. Candidates should be customer and brand-focused and naturally curious about new ways to help grow our business and make our systems more efficient over time.

What You'll Own

• Support corporate development including mergers & acquisitions, capital raises, and partnerships including modeling, negotiation, and decision making
• Lead preparation of strategic financial reporting and conduct ongoing financial forecasting to provide management clear visibility into the company's financial performance and outlook
• Own special projects, analyses, and outcomes end-to-end with little to no direction or supervision, exercising sound judgment and strong decision-making to take ambiguous problems from question to recommendation
• Analyze financial and operational data across all of our brands to explain variance drivers and provide recommendations for improvement with a strong understanding of our strategic priorities for each business unit and overall corporate strategy
• Develop and keep various business analytics across functions including marketing, finance, operations and development KPIs, via sophisticated dashboards and performance tracking
• Summarize analytical results clearly and concisely to support recommendations and inform key decisions in resource allocations
• Continuously develop and innovate around both standard, ad-hoc reporting and analytics

What You'll Drive

• Solve problems across the entire business, not just finance—digging into marketing, site merchandising, product development, promotions, and inventory to surface insights and drive better decisions across all of our brands
• Work with an AI-first mindset, leveraging AI tools to work faster and smarter alongside traditional analytical methods. Excel proficiency is essential, but learning how AI can solve problems in new and exciting ways is part of the role
• Go beyond building Excel models and producing standard financial reports—success in this role means solving complex, often non-finance problems and thinking through the first-, second-, and third-order effects of decisions spanning marketing,…