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Corporate Development Associate

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green key resourcesBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Overview: As a Corporate Development Associate, you will help drive growth through innovative investment strategies and business development. You’ll work with cross-functional teams to transform ideas into actionable plans and influence senior leadership with clear, strategic insights. This role focuses on shaping firm-wide initiatives and developing new products and services in a collaborative, intellectually rigorous environment. You’ll engage with senior management to deliver impactful, measurable outcomes and support corporate strategy across multiple domains. Compensation / Benefits hybrid work arrangement collaborative environment
Responsibilities: Propose and research new business ideas aligned with company goals Coordinate and manage cross-department projects Collaborate with diverse teams to develop innovative products and services Translate strategic concepts into structured, actionable plans Deliver high-quality analyses and execution to drive outcomes Present strategic recommendations to senior management Contribute to corporate strategy and growth initiatives Maintain effective stakeholder communication to ensure project alignment
Key requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field 1-3 years of professional experience with impactful contributions Exceptional written and verbal communication skills Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities Ability to work collaboratively in a cross-functional environment Demonstrated capability to manage and execute strategic projects Prior experience in law, engineering, or computer science is advantageous Familiarity with corporate development practices and strategic planning is preferred communication collaboration analytical thinking strategic planning financial analysis project management

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