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Building and maintaining client relations with established and prospective clients. Company Summary : We are currently partnered with a Middle Market Investment Bank looking to add an Investment Banking Vice President to their team in Tampa, FL. This Investment Banking Vice President will have the opportunity to join a team that is on track to have another record year here in Tampa and have a clear path to a Director seat.
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Proven experience in capital formation, fundraising, investor relations, or related roles within the venture capital or private equity industry. A well-regarded opportunistic credit manager in Texas is looking to add an Investor Relations Director to their growing team.
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The Senior Institutional Sales/Capital Formation will support fundraising efforts, and be a key player in managing investor relations, and contributing to the continued success of the firm. The Senior Institutional Sales/Capital Formation will support fundraising efforts, and be a key player in managing investor relations, and contributing to the continued success of the firm.
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A well-regarded registered investment advisor specializing in investment opportunities for institutional investors across the real estate space is looking to add an Investor Relations Associate to their team in San Francisco.
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Company Car to use to foster effective agency relations (in the Minneapolis, MN market or surrounding area). A company car will be provided to facilitate effective agency relations. Producer Relations: Manage production, profitability, and relationships with agencies, conducting training and increasing awareness of underwriting appetites and product offerings.
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Client Relations Expertise: Demonstrable experience managing sophisticated investor relations ensuring trustworthiness as well long-term partnership commitments are sustained through exemplary service delivery.
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Minimum of 4-8 years of experience in investor relations, preferably within the private equity or investment management industry. An emerging alternative asset management firm is looking to add a Vice President of Investor Relations to their team.
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Company Car to use to foster effective agency relations (in the Lancaster, PA market or surrounding area). Drivers License (Significant travel required to develop effective agency relations.
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A Real Estate Private Equity firm focused on in investing in a unique sector is looking to add an Investor Relations Associate to support their investor relations efforts. 1-5 years of experience in investor relations, finance, or a related field (experience in a similar industry is a plus.
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A large Asset Management firm is seeking a Senior Institutional Sales/Capital Formation seat. Create compelling marketing materials and presentations to showcase our investment thesis and performance.
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