Operational Reporting Manager

About Allworth Financial Allworth Financial ( www.allworthfinancial.com ) is an independent investment advisory firm providing full-context wealth planning solutions. The firm brings together investment, tax, retirement, estate, and other financial considerations to help clients evaluate decisions in the context of their whole financial lives. Founded in Sacramento, California, in 1993, Allworth Financial is a high-growth, private equity-backed, multibranch registered investment adviser. Allworth is primarily a fee-based fiduciary advisory firm that emphasizes client well-being and education. The firm continues to expand through acquisitions and organic growth. Allworth is a great place to work and build a career. The firm ranks among the top 15 on Barron’s Top 100 RIA Firms list, has a historical client retention rate of 97%, and is a National Business Research Institute (NBRI) Circle of Excellence Award winner. Learn more at AllworthFinancial.com. SUMMARY: The Operational Reporting Manager strengthens Allworth's operational reporting and insight capability, partnering with senior leaders to turn data into clearer, more actionable views of the business. This role focuses heavily on operational reporting, including areas such as marketing funnel performance and new business pipeline, building the reporting and analysis that helps leaders understand what's happening and why. The role also supports business partnering across a range of operational areas, working with senior stakeholders to identify reporting gaps, prioritize new development, and deliver ongoing insight. This includes periodic exposure to leadership- and ELT-level discussions on operational results. The role is expected to grow into a people-manager position as the team's reporting and partnering scope expands. This is a full-time Exempt location. Ideal candidate will be able to work hybrid work schedule in our Addison office. Key Responsibilities Operational Reporting Build and continuously improve operational reporting that gives leadership a clear, accurate view of the business — with particular focus on funnel performance and new business pipeline. Identify trends, anomalies, and drivers within operational data, and package findings into insight leadership can act on, not just raw metrics. Maintain a strong working knowledge of the underlying business processes behind the numbers to ensure reporting reflects how the business actually operates. Business Partnering Partner with senior leaders across a range of operational areas — potentially including marketing, sales, practice management, and financial services — to understand their reporting and insight needs. Translate open business questions into reporting requirements and prioritize development accordingly. Represent the analytics function in ongoing conversations with business stakeholders, with the specific mix of relationships expected to evolve over time. Leadership Reporting &…