Manager, IP Dispute Resolution (Financial Expert Practice)
Manager, IP Dispute Resolution (Financial Expert Practice)
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Creating complex financial models on client businesses and products
- Writing reports, presentations and other materials
- Daily management of engagements including meetings with clients and counsel
- Critiquing opposing parties' claims
- Directing analyst efforts in preparing models, reports and research and other activities on the engagement
- Synthesizing financial, marketing and other documents
- Managing small to medium sized projects independently
- Training of analysts on technical concepts
- Assisting with practice development efforts of the Directors and Managing Directors
- Playing a supporting role in identifying and exploring new business opportunities
- Bachelors or Masters concentrating in finance, accounting, business or economics from a highly regarded program4 plus years of litigation consulting or intellectual property valuation experienceCPA/CFA preferred
- High degree of professionalism, integrity and flexibility
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Great attitude and client presence
- Experience managing team members
- Solid analytical skills, and the ability to work well in a team environment are essential
- Proficiency with MS Word and Excel
- Superior attention to detail
- Hybrid work environment
- Incentive equity program
- Annual bonus plan
- Full reimbursement for industry exams and review courses (CPA, CFA, etc.)Partial tuition reimbursement
- Unlimited paid time off and paid holidays
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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