Director - Asset Management

InforCapital, partnership; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Hines, based in Los Angeles, seeks a Director - Asset Management, Private Equity to lead strategic asset management for a portfolio of private equity investments. The role emphasizes optimizing performance, directing value-add initiatives, and overseeing reporting and diligence.

Located in Los Angeles, this position offers a path to influence fund returns and investor success through seasoned investment management leadership.

Responsibilities

• Developing, refining, and executing comprehensive asset-level business plans to maximize returns, in alignment with fund objectives and investment strategies.
• Leading the monitoring and analysis of portfolio performance, including financial modeling, valuation exercises, and market research, to identify risks and opportunities.
• Directing the implementation of value-add initiatives, operational enhancements, and capital expenditure programs across the portfolio.
• Managing relationships with operating partners, joint venture partners, and other stakeholders, ensuring alignment and effective execution of asset strategies.
• Overseeing financial reporting, investor communications, and compliance requirements for assigned assets, providing clear and concise updates on performance and strategic direction.
• Guiding the due diligence process for potential acquisitions and dispositions, providing expert analysis on asset performance, market positioning, and exit strategies.
• Mentoring and developing junior team members, fostering a high-performance culture within the asset management function.

Job description

LocationLos Angeles, United States## About This Role**Director - Asset Management, Private Equity**This is a significant opportunity to lead strategic asset management within Hines' Private Equity division, based in Los Angeles, United States. As a Director, you will be instrumental in optimizing the performance and value of a sophisticated portfolio of private equity investments, contributing directly to fund returns and investor success. This role offers the chance to apply deep expertise in investment management and create substantial impact within a globally recognized firm.Hines is a renowned global real estate investment, development, and management firm with a long-standing track record of excellence across diverse asset classes. While celebrated for its expansive real estate portfolio, this specific Director role focuses on the firm's Private Equity asset class, requiring a professional with a proven ability to navigate complex investment structures and drive value creation in a private markets context.The Director - Asset Management will hold primary responsibility for overseeing the strategic direction and operational performance of a designated portfolio of private equity assets. Key responsibilities include:\* Developing, refining, and executing comprehensive asset-level business plans to maximize returns, in alignment with fund objectives and investment strategies.\* Leading the monitoring and analysis of portfolio performance, including financial modeling, valuation exercises, and market research, to identify risks and opportunities.\* Directing the implementation of value-add initiatives, operational enhancements, and capital expenditure programs across the portfolio.\* Managing relationships with operating partners, joint venture partners, and other stakeholders, ensuring alignment and effective execution of asset strategies.\* Overseeing financial reporting, investor communications, and compliance requirements for assigned assets, providing clear and concise updates on performance and strategic direction.\* Guiding the due diligence process for potential acquisitions and dispositions, providing expert analysis on asset performance, market positioning, and exit strategies.\* Mentoring and developing junior team members, fostering a high-performance culture within the asset management function.This position is located in Los Angeles, United States. Compensation for this role will be competitive and commensurate with experience, and will be discussed with qualified candidates during the interview process.