As a Vice President, manage M&A transactions, prepare analyses and presentations, support senior leadership, and develop team members.
About Aeris Partners
Aeris Partners is a market-leading boutique investment bank that provides strategic M&A advisory services to best-in-class software, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), data & analytics, private equity, and venture capital firms spanning a range of high-growth vertical markets. Aeris leverages extensive technology domain expertise and an unparalleled commitment to delivering superior M&A outcomes on every transaction while maintaining a commitment to fostering a positive, collaborative, inclusive, entrepreneurial, and team-oriented firm culture. The firm's senior leadership team has successfully completed more than $40 billion of M&A advisory assignments to date with transactions ranging from $200 million to $2 billion in enterprise value.
Aeris is a registered broker-dealer and member of FINRA and SIPC.
We are seeking high calibre pre- and post-MBA Vice Presidents with exceptional leadership, communication, teamwork, client-facing, and analytical skills, and an unwavering passion for excellence. Vice Presidents work directly with Managing Directors during all facets of the M&A advisory transaction life cycle, including transaction development, transaction execution and transaction negotiation and strategy. Specific responsibilities include assisting with the preparation of market and operating analyses, information memoranda, marketing presentations, and financial and valuation analyses. Vice Presidents support Directors and Managing Directors during all phases of M&A execution, including supervising and developing Analysts, contributing to firm best practices and culture, and building industry relationships.
Aeris Partners Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
500 Boylston Street, 18th Floor, Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02116
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