Vice President, Strategy & Corporate Development

Posted 23 days ago

confidentialSeattle (WA)
Chief ExecutivesOffices of Dentists

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Vice President, Strategy & Corporate DevelopmentAbout the CompanyA $400M private equity-backed dental services organization preparing for growth and eventual exit.IndustryHospital & Health CareTypePrivately Held, Private Equity-backedAbout the RoleThe Company is a private equity-backed dental services organization seeking a Vice President of Strategy & Corporate Development to play a pivotal role in its growth and value creation. The successful candidate will be responsible for driving a wide range of strategic initiatives, with a focus on value creation efforts, M&A, and enterprise-wide transformation. This role is key to the company's scaling process and eventual exit, and the Vice President will serve as a direct report to the CEO and a vital member of the leadership team. The ideal candidate will have a background that includes 2-4 years' experience at a top-tier strategy consulting firm, followed by 2-4 years' of post-consulting operating experience in an industry setting. Experience within a multi-site business model, such as healthcare services, hospitality, retail, or restaurants, is essential. The role also requires meaningful exposure to M&A activities, including transaction-related tasks, diligence, integration, or corporate development. The Vice President will be expected to take on Chief of Staff responsibilities and lead the company's strategic and growth initiatives with a focus on driving the business forward in a dynamic and competitive market.Hiring Manager TitleCEOFunctionsStrategyCorporate Development

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