Head of Investor Relations

H&CO; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

Co, Llp in Boston is seeking a senior Head of Investor Relations to lead and scale the firm's investor relations and fundraising function. You will serve as the primary point of contact for Limited Partners and work with leadership to shape capital-raising strategy and investor communications.

The role requires a track record in institutional capital raises, expertise in private equity fund structures, and the ability to build a scalable IR operation as the firm grows its investor base and

Qualifications

• 10+ years in investor relations or fundraising within private markets.
• Experience with institutional capital raises.
• Knowledge of private equity fund structures and LPA terms.
• Strong written and verbal communication.
• Experience coordinating across legal, compliance, and investment teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead all aspects of investor relations, including LP communications, reporting, and relationship management.
• Own fundraising strategy and execution for current and future fund vehicles.
• Develop and maintain fundraising materials such as private placement memoranda and pitch decks.
• Manage LP due diligence end-to-end with cross-functional teams.
• Oversee investor reports, capital account statements, and portfolio updates.
• Build a CRM-based system for tracking LP relationships and fundraising pipeline.
• Represent the firm at investor conferences and LP meetings.
• Monitor investor trends and market conditions to inform strategy.
• Partner with finance and compliance on regulatory matters related to fundraising.

Skills

Investor relations

Fundraising execution

LP relationships

Communications

Project management

Education

Bachelor's degree

MBA or CFA preferred

Job description

Head of Investor Relations

We are seeking a Head of Investor Relations to lead and scale the firm's investor relations and fundraising function as it grows its institutional investor base and prepares for future fund vehicles. This is a senior, high-visibility role that will serve as a primary point of contact for Limited Partners and will work closely with firm leadership and the investment team to shape capital-raising strategy and investor communications.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead all aspects of investor relations, including LP communications, reporting, and relationship management across existing and prospective institutional investors (endowments, foundations, insurance companies, pension funds, and family offices).

• Own and drive fundraising strategy and execution for current and future fund vehicles, including coordination with placement agents, fund counsel, and internal deal teams.

• Develop and maintain fundraising materials, including private placement memoranda, pitch decks, due diligence questionnaires (DDQs), and data room content.

• Manage the LP due diligence process end-to-end, coordinating responses across investment, finance, legal, and compliance teams.

• Oversee preparation of quarterly and annual investor reports, capital account statements, and portfolio performance updates in partnership with finance and portfolio teams.

• Build and maintain a CRM-based system for tracking LP relationships, fundraising pipeline, and investor communications.

• Represent the firm at investor conferences, annual meetings, and one-on-one LP meetings.

• Monitor institutional investor trends, competitive fund positioning, and market conditions to inform fundraising strategy.

• Partner with finance and compliance leadership on regulatory matters related to fundraising and investor communications.

• Mentor and, over time, build out a small investor relations team as the firm scales.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of experience in investor relations, fundraising, or a related role within private equity, infrastructure, energy, or alternative investment firms; placement agent or LP-side experience also considered.

• Demonstrated track record of successfully supporting or leading institutional capital raises, ideally for fund vehicles exceeding $500M.

• Strong understanding of private equity fund structures, LPA terms, and institutional investor due diligence processes.

• Existing relationships with institutional LPs, including endowments, foundations, insurance companies, pensions, and family offices, strongly preferred.

• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills with experience preparing sophisticated investor-facing materials.

• Strong project management skills with the ability to manage multiple stakeholders and deadlines.

• Bachelor's degree required; MBA or CFA preferred.