Investor Relations / Marketing Associate (Real Estate)

Posted 4 days ago

liberty personnel servicesWilmington (DE)

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About the role

Investor Relations / Marketing Associate (Real Estate) Growing real estate investment firm is seeking an Investor Relations / Marketing professional to support capital raising initiatives, investor engagement, and marketing activities across the :Support fundraising initiatives and investor outreach effortsCoordinate investor communications, follow-ups, and relationship managementAssist with pitch decks, offering materials, presentations, and marketing campaignsHelp execute brand positioning and investor engagement strategiesTrack investor activity and maintain CRM systems and pipeline updatesPartner with leadership on capital raise initiatives and strategic marketing effortsQualifications: Approximately 7–10 years of experience in investor relations, fundraising support, marketing, real estate, private equity, or investment managementStrong communication, relationship-building, and presentation skillsExperience supporting capital raising or investor engagement activities preferredUnderstanding of real estate investments and investment conceptsHighly organized, proactive, and able to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environmentHigh-visibility opportunity with strong growth potential supporting an entrepreneurial and expanding real estate investment platform.

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