Vice President, Institutional Investor Relations
titan investorsHouston (TX)
Vice President, Institutional Investor Relations
Posted 12 days ago
titan investorsHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
We're hiring: Vice President, Institutional Investor Relations📍 Remote – US & Canada(Associate-level roles also available, depending on experience) Titan Investors runs 100+ institutional investment events each year, bringing allocators and asset managers together for real due diligence. We're looking for someone with an established network across the institutional investor community: public and private pension CIOs, endowment and foundation leaders, insurance general account executives, OCIOs, investment consultants, and multi-family office principals, and the ability to turn those relationships into strong event attendance. What you'll own:🤝 Relationship management with institutional allocators across the US and Canada🎤 Speaker recruitment and agenda development for every program📋 End-to-end event program management and allocator roster production
What we're looking for:
→ 2-5+ years in institutional event production→ A deep roster of relationships with decision-makers at institutional investors across North America→ A proven track record of owning a program from start to finish→ Genuine dedication to building the best due diligence events in the industry→ Ability to lead and work as part of a team, coordinating across multiple work streams and colleagues to get every event to goal and impress every stakeholder If your LinkedIn community reflects the institutional investor landscape described above, we'd welcome the conversation.📩 Apply below or send us a message.
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