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DC Advisory is seeking an experienced Technology Vice President (VP) to lead transaction execution across technology-focused mandates in a hybrid, San Francisco setting. The role includes mentoring junior bankers, overseeing financial modeling and materials, and serving as the client liaison for day-to-day needs.
The VP will contribute to business development, generate industry insights, and participate in in-person client meetings with senior executives.
Job Category: Investment Banking
Requisition Number: INVES001180
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San Francisco, CA 94104, USA
The Role
DC Advisory is currently seeking an experienced Technology Vice President (VP) with relevant background working in Technology. The VP will be an integral part of DC Advisory’s fast-growing team across all group-related matters from client engagements to team development and career building.
VPs are expected to play a critical roleontransaction teams and make a positive impactforour clients. We partner with our employees to advanceeach individual’sunique career goals while providing consistent transparent feedback fostering personal and professional growth.
The VP willbe responsible forleading junior bankers on transaction execution teams while acting as a daily trainer and mentor to staff. This includes deal process management, resource management, review and provide oversight on materials and work productdevelopment, andwill also serve as theclientliaison for day-to‑day needs.
The VP will also be a key contributor to business development efforts that include idea generation and development,identifyingkey industry themes, drafting industry thought pieces, outbound prospect callingeffortsand other related marketing activities.
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