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Vice President, Investor Relations

Posted 4 days ago

confidentialJacksonville (FL)

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Vice President, Investor Relations
About the Company: Renowned private markets investment specialist Industry Venture Capital & Private EquityType Private Equity Firm Founded 1982 Employees 1001-5000 Categories Consulting & Professional Services Venture Capital Finance Financial Services Investing Financial Advisers Financial Investment Insurance Specialtiesprivate equity private debt primary fund investments secondary investments direct co-investments venture capital buyout growth equity mezzanine real assets global private markets and custom solutions
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Vice President of Investor Relations to grow its institutional investor base and raise capital across its investment platform. Responsibilities include developing new investor relationships, expanding existing accounts, identifying cross-selling opportunities, and coordinating engagement with consultants and internal teams. The role also involves arranging investor meetings and events, maintaining accurate interaction records, coordinating proposals and due diligence responses, and providing feedback to improve client materials and messaging. Candidates should have 8–12 years of institutional sales experience in asset management, preferably in private markets, and a record of winning new institutional and family-office relationships and growing existing accounts. Extensive knowledge of private equity, private credit, and real assets or infrastructure is required, along with strong business development, research, and client engagement skills. Applicants should demonstrate sound judgment, initiative, collaboration, and excellent written and presentation abilities. A bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience is preferred. Hiring Manager Title Managing Director FunctionsFinance

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