Jenny Manning

Jenny Manning has over a decade of work experience in various roles. Jenny started their career at Birmingham City Council as a Book Bash Event Team Member, where they worked with the general public and guest performers. Jenny then moved on to Buffalo Fundraising Consultants as a Telethon Caller, where they successfully raised over £10,000 in a week. Jenny also served as a House Manager at Studio Cambridge, overseeing a residential house for a summer school.

After that, they worked at Lloyds Banking Group as an Assistant Marketing Manager and later as a Business Development Assistant Manager. Jenny then joined PwC UK as an Assurance Senior Associate, where they gained experience working with a variety of clients. Jenny later moved to PwC as a Manager in Financial Decisions and Analysis (Deals).

Jenny's most recent role was at Clearwater International Corporate Finance, where they served as both a Senior Associate and an Associate Director in Financial Modelling and Data Analysis. In these roles, they designed and delivered bespoke models and analysis to support decision-making for clients across various industries and transactions. Jenny worked collaboratively with clients and other stakeholders to ensure tailored solutions and conducted sensitivity and scenario testing. Jenny also built, amended, and reviewed a wide range of tools, including strategic planning models, valuation models, and Power BI dashboards.

Jenny Manning's education history begins with their attendance at Queen Mary's High School from 2003 to 2009. Jenny then attended Hagley High School from 2010 to 2011. Following their secondary education, they pursued higher studies at the University of Cambridge from 2011 to 2014, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Linguistics.

In addition to their formal education, Jenny also obtained certifications. In December 2018, they obtained the ACA certification from ICAEW. Furthermore, in October 2020, they achieved the Alteryx Designer Core Certified certification from Alteryx.