LLR Partners (2025) - Analyst Comp / Exits?
Hey everyone,
Looking for some recent insights on LLR Partners, specifically regarding their Analyst program (the role typically post-undergrad / post-internship). Have seen they are well-regarded in the tech GE/MM PE space, but trying to get a clearer picture on a couple of things:
1. Compensation: Does anyone have recent data points (past 1-2 years) on the typical all-in comp (Base + Bonus) for first/second-year Analysts?
2. Exit Opportunities: What are the exit opps generally like after the 2-year Analyst stint? Seeing placements into MF/UMM PE, other GE shops, VC, top B-Schools, Corp Dev, etc.? How common are the "top tier" exits (e.g., top GE/VC)?
Appreciate any reliable info or experiences folks can share. Trying to benchmark the opportunity accurately.
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All in comp is in the low to mid 100s for analysts. Most people stay on after the 2yrs for associate promotion and thereafter it's a mixed bag between those who stay for senior associate / VP, go to a portfolio company, lateral to another shop etc. Brand is reasonably strong in the MM space so you'll get looks from good shops long term.
Damn that's pretty solid all-in comp for a fresh college grad in Philly.
Does their brand extend to different cities too? Or is it mainly in Philly?
Any sense for associate comp?
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Bump, would like to know as well
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