Associate, Private Markets Product Specialist - Capital Formation
Associate, Private Markets Product Specialist - Capital Formation
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Leverage current fundraising processes, CRM discipline and investor coverage models.· Manage and grow the pool of potential investors through database ownership and emailing processes.· Own due diligence, data rooms and fundraising materials.· Prepare bespoke analyses and presentations for prospective investors.· Efficiently manage deadline driven co-investment processes in a competitive market environment.· Support negotiations through successful commitments and closings.· Respond to investor requests with urgency, accuracy and professionalism.· Ensure every interaction reflects The Gate's standards of excellence and professionalism.
- Approximately 3–5 years of experience within a private equity firm or top 10 private bank in a private investments solutions group or capital formation unit.· Excellent command of fundraising processes across large database, outreach, content and engagement.· Client-focused mindset and commitment to providing an excellent experience for current and prospective investors· Self-starter with a strong ownership mentality and urge to convert.· Bachelor’s degree required· Series 7 and 63 required or to be obtained within 90 days of commencement Career development Success in the role can lead to responsibility over the full co-investment practice of the firm. If you are looking for a role where your contribution can shape the trajectory of an investment firm for the next decade, this is that opportunity. Remuneration Competitive salary and performance-based bonus, health insurance. Due to the high volume of candidates, please be advised that only candidates selected to interview will be contacted by The Gate Technologies Capital.
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