Hiring Ex-IB Analysts in Texas

Hi, 

Not sure if this is against forum rules, but one of the portfolio companies for the fund I work for is searching for a corporate development associate with a strong focus on organic expansion strategy (not exclusively M&A by any means). Hoping to fill the role with an ex-IB analyst who wants to stay in Texas long term (DFW ideally). 

Quick overview: This company is one of the more exciting in the portfolio with a strong history of innovation and growth in its sector. Culture is high octane or "work hard, play hard" if you will (not like IB). There won't be much busy work, but there might be a late night or two per month (again, not every week similar to IB). The associate would report to the youngest founder of the company and present analysis to the entire C-suite directly. The analysis will focus on business development and strategy (how to enter new markets, which customers to focus on, prioritizing opportunities, etc.)

Personally, I think the biggest upside about this position is exposure to a highly successful team with ambitious growth goals for the business. Culture is A+ as well.  

How to apply? The only requirements are that you are eager to live in Texas and have previous IB experience. Post below if you have the right experience and want to be considered. Will follow up with interested parties through DM.

Deadline for DMs: January 15th

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I didn't think that these postings were allowed since WSO has their own job posting (paid) feature? I hope someone from WSO will weigh in on this because I might have a job to post soon too. 

 

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