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Fractional Chief Legal Officer (CLO)

Posted 2 days ago

confidentialPortland (ME)

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About the role

Fractional Chief Legal Officer (CLO)
About the Company:
  • Ambitious AI-native marketplace & SaaS platform
  • IndustryInformation Technology and Services
  • TypePrivately Held
Founded2024Employees11-50
About the Role: The Company is seeking a fractional Chief Legal Officer to help activate investor relationships, expand the fundraising pipeline, and support closing a funding round. The role is intended for a relationship-focused legal leader who can make relevant introductions and contribute to fundraising efforts, while potentially taking on a long-term leadership position. The successful candidate will work alongside existing strategic legal leadership and engage with prospective investors, including angel investors and fund managers. Candidates should bring established, actionable investor relationships and experience supporting fundraising or closing investment rounds. Relevant legal leadership experience and a record of successful outcomes are important, along with the ability to build trust with investors and senior stakeholders. Applicants should provide examples of relevant achievements, describe the introductions they can facilitate, and share their availability. Hiring Manager TitleChief Executive Officer (CEO) Functions Business Development Legal

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