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The position works closely with potential and current investors and reports directly to the Investor Relations Manager. Cardone Capital has an immediate opening for an Investor Relations Associate to join our dynamic real estate team in Miami.
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5+ years of relevant experience, preferably in equity research, investment banking, at a buy-side investment firm, and/or a strategic finance / investor relations role at a public software/technology company.
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Stay informed about industry trends, capital markets, and emerging investment opportunities to keep Galaxy positioned as a leader in investor relations. During the nine weeks, you will have the opportunity to gain hands-on, practical work experience on our Investor Relations team.
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Support Head of Investor Relations in onboarding, subscription document, AML/KYC, and capital call process for new and existing LPs. 2-5 years client communications and investor relations experience within the investment industry.
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The Strategic Finance & Investor Relations Associate will play an important role in helping Cloudflare achieve and exceed its growth and profitability goals. This is an individual contributor role reporting to the Director of Strategic Finance & Investor Relations.
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About the team The Investor Relations (IR) team sits with the Finance organization and is a key component of Stripe’s long-term success. What you’ll do We are looking for an Associate to join our Investor Relations team.
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Work collaboratively with all other teams within the division (Alumnae Engagement, Advancement Services, Scholarships, Events, Annual Giving, Foundation Relations, Corporate Relations and Partnerships, Leadership and Planned Giving, and the Office of the Senior Vice President) to support their prioritized communications and donor stewardship needs.
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Responsibilities: Partner with the Liquidity Solutions Leadership Team, Investor Relations, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Regulatory Reporting and Corporate Treasury to understand each department's individual analytics needs related to liquidity products.
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Partner with the Liquidity Solutions Leadership Team, Investor Relations, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Regulatory Reporting and Corporate Treasury to understand each department's individual analytics needs related to liquidity products.
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Partner with Financial Planning & Analysis, Corporate Treasury, and Liquidity product to refine balance forecasting methodology and results. Coordinate deposit and treasury management service fees for Liquidity Solutions and the broader product organization.
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The Assistant Vice President for Communications, reporting to the Associate Vice President and Deputy for Marketing and Communications, oversees, develops and leads a comprehensive strategic communications program to advance the image of Stony Brook University (SBU) at the national, state and local levels, including managing the teams that support media relations, crisis communications, issues management, executive communications and internal communications.
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Nonprofit Director of Donor Relations. Our client, a Houston non-profit organization in support of children and their families, is seeking a Director of Donor Relations. Cultivates donor relations by thanking, updating, stewarding, and asking donors to deepen their financial partnership with the organization.
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Oversee the financial aspects of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties including construction accounting, cost certification audits, annual partnership audits and tax returns, and ongoing investor reporting requirements.
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Work on corporate development initiatives (financings, M&A opportunities, investor relations, board and investor materials) 2-4 years of experience in private equity, investment banking, management consulting, transaction services or in strategic finance / corporate finance / FP&A at either a high-growth startup or a blue chip company.
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The Production Editor works closely with design, production, marketing, and sales staff to manage the budgeting, quality, scheduling, author relations, and contractor/supplier relations of editing and producing print and electronic publications.
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