Associate, Investment Associate - Venture Investing
growth equity interview guideMarienthal (KS)
Associate, Investment Associate - Venture Investing
Posted 5 days ago
growth equity interview guideMarienthal (KS)
SENIORITY
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About the role
Associate, Investment Associate - Venture Investing Koch Disruptive Technologies is looking for an Investment Associate to join their Wichita team. In this role, you'll assist with financial modeling, due diligence, and transaction execution for investments in high-potential companies. You'll work closely with industry leaders and have the opportunity to contribute to strategic projects that drive the firm's investment priorities.
What You'll Do:
Build and maintain financial models to evaluate business performance.
Support strategic projects that align with investment goals.
Contribute to due diligence and financial analysis for potential investments.
Prepare presentations for senior management on investment opportunities.
Conduct industry and competitive analysis for market insights.
Collaborate with portfolio companies to enhance their performance.
What You Need 2+ years of experience in financial modeling and analysis.
Background in corporate business development, mergers & acquisitions, or similar investments.
Strong communication skills for presentations and stakeholder engagement.
Willingness to travel up to 20%.What You'll LoveBe part of a team that embraces innovation and disruption.
Work with high-growth tech companies making a positive impact.
Enjoy a supportive environment focused on personal and professional growth.
Access to comprehensive benefits for your well-being.
About the FirmKoch Disruptive Technologies is the venture capital arm of Koch, Inc.
They focus on investing in promising entrepreneurs and disruptive technologies.
The firm values diversity of thought and encourages challenging the status quo.
Employees are empowered to create value and make a difference.
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