Vice President, Corporate Development and Mergers and Acquisitions

Posted 7 days ago

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Vice President, Corporate Development and Mergers and Acquisitions
About the Company: Rapid-growing field services platform IndustryConsumer Services TypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Vice President of Corporate Development to play a pivotal role in the organization's growth strategy. This hands-on position is at the forefront of M&A, business development, and execution, with a focus on sourcing, evaluating, and executing add-on acquisitions in fragmented markets. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading the entire M&A process, from financial analysis to post-close integration, and will work closely with the CEO and private equity sponsor to ensure strategic fit and value creation. The role demands a professional with a strong background in corporate development, investment banking, private equity, or related fields, and a proven track record in leading or supporting M&A transactions. The ideal candidate will have a foundation in investment banking, private equity, or corporate development, and a desire to be deeply involved in the operational and strategic aspects of a growing platform. Key responsibilities include developing relationships to build deal flow, leading diligence efforts, and supporting integration planning. While not mandatory, prior experience in integration and a background in field services, industrials, or other fragmented industries is advantageous. The role requires a strategic leader with excellent financial modeling, analytical, and diligence capabilities, as well as strong business development instincts and the ability to manage multiple workstreams in a high-growth environment. The VP of Corporate Development will also be instrumental in driving broader growth initiatives and strategic planning across the organization. Functions Corporate Development

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