VP Fundraising - Private Funds Group
venture searchNew York (NY)
VP Fundraising - Private Funds Group
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venture searchNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Our client is a global Bank, who is looking for a VP to join their Private Funds Group, on the Distribution side. This individual will be responsible for developing and managing LP relationships, with a particular focus on institutions in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
Key Responsibilities:
Originate, develop, and manage relationships with institutional investors, including public pensions, endowments, foundations, family offices, and consultants. Drive capital raising efforts for private equity funds by presenting strategies, positioning investment opportunities, and managing the investor diligence process. Lead LP coverage efforts in the Northeast region, maintaining a proactive dialogue with key decision-makers. Partner with the project management team to deliver high-quality materials, investor updates, and responses to requests. Provide market intelligence and investor feedback to internal stakeholders and fund manager clients. Mentor and support junior distribution team members. Represent the firm at industry conferences, networking events, and investor meetings.
Qualifications:
7–10 years of relevant experience. Candidates must have experience at a Placement Agent/PFG to be considered. Established network of LP relationships. Deep understanding of private equity strategies, fund structures, and capital raising processes. Strong presentation, communication, and interpersonal skills; ability to articulate investment theses to sophisticated investors. Entrepreneurial mindset with the ability to manage multiple workstreams in a fast-paced environment. Team-oriented, collaborative, and capable of mentoring junior colleagues. Bachelor’s degree required.
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