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Senior Manager of Strategy | Energy Investment Platform

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Senior Manager of Strategy
Position Summary: This role supports strategic initiatives, investments, and business development opportunities across a global group’s U.S. energy portfolio and affiliates. You’ll conduct market, commercial, and financial analyses, evaluate partnerships and investment opportunities, and develop executive-ready recommendations to support strategic decision-making. Working with headquarters leadership, portfolio companies, and cross-functional stakeholders, you’ll drive strategic planning and initiatives that advance the group’s long-term growth objectives in the U.S. energy market.
Key Responsibilities: Conduct market intelligence, competitive analysis, and strategic planning across the energy sector and (hyperscale) technology industry to identify growth opportunities, anticipate market trends, and align U.S. business initiatives with HQ’s global priorities Evaluate strategic investment, commercialization, and partnership opportunities by integrating market, technical, operational, and financial insights into executive-ready business cases and recommendations Develop and maintain commercial and financial models, including total cost of ownership (TCO), levelized cost of energy (LCOE), pricing, margin, and partnership economics, to assess strategic scenarios and quantify business impact Prepare executive reports, strategic briefings, investment committee (IC) materials, and board-level presentations, distilling complex analyses into clear, actionable insights for senior leadership Serve as a strategic liaison between HQ executive management and internal and external stakeholders, including regional business teams, technology and commercial partners, customers, portfolio companies, and cross-functional teams, to align priorities, build consensus, and drive execution across global organizations Interpret HQ strategic direction and executive communications to translate evolving priorities into actionable initiatives Lead cross-functional strategic initiatives by coordinating global timelines, managing stakeholder expectations, and aligning commercial, technical, operational, and financial perspectives Support corporate strategy initiatives and executive analyses as business priorities evolve, providing structured, data-driven insights to inform critical business decisions
Required Qualifications: 5+ years of experience in management consulting, corporate strategy, corporate development, investment analysis, or related strategic roles, preferably within a global organization Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Excel, with demonstrated expertise in financial and commercial modeling Strong analytical capabilities, structured problem-solving skills, and strategic thinking, with the ability to translate complex information into actionable business insights Proven experience developing executive-level presentations, investment committee materials, business cases, and strategic recommendations for senior leadership Demonstrated ability to manage multiple strategic workstreams, coordinate cross-functional teams, and engage internal and external stakeholders across diverse priorities Excellent communication, organizational, and project management skills, with the ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, collaborative, and dynamic environment
Preferred Qualifications:
  • Experience in the power, energy, infrastructure, or AI data center sectors
  • Experience supporting investments, M&A, joint ventures, or strategic partnerships
  • Proficiency with AI productivity tools

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