Managing Director - Capital Advisory
vortex capitalDenver (CO)
About the role
About Vortex Capital: Vortex Capital is a boutique capital advisory firm with a strong track record and extensive capabilities, having advised on over 500 billion in transaction volume across our team members & advisors. With a presence in major global hubs, including Zurich, London, New York, Miami, and Vancouver, we deliver value for clients across the early to middle market.
Position Overview:
The MD will be responsible for leading capital-raising and select sell-side M&A transactions, engaging investors, speaking with clients, and driving successful deal closures. This is a senior role within the firm, working closely with other team members, clients, and investors to ensure seamless execution. Success in this position is measured by the ability to drive transactions to completion, secure investor commitments, and enhance the firm’s market position through exceptional execution and select origination.
Qualifications & Experience:
Licensed under FINRAExperience raising $10M–$200M+ tickets for sectors like biotech, AI, infrastructure, technology, industrials, or other specialised industries Proven track record raising from family offices, HNWIs, VCs, and growth equity investors for private companies 7+ years in IB, PE, or VCDeep investor relationships and strong execution capabilities
Benefits:
Work alongside a top-tier global team of finance professionals with deep sector expertise Fast growth trajectory with potential to move into partner-level roles quickly Access to extremely strong deal flow High earning potential with uncapped high upside tied to deal success
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