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Campfire in New York seeks a driven partnerships lead to start and run a private equity partnerships program, building senior ties with PE firms and converting those ties into introductions, pipeline and revenue.
You will leverage your existing PE network, collaborate with finance and product teams, and host events to shape a consistent story that accelerates growth. A successful candidate has a track record of measurable partnerships and comfort with executive-facing work.
This role asks someone to start and run a private equity partnerships program from scratch, building senior ties with PE firms and turning those ties into introductions, pipeline and revenue. A strong candidate already has a working network among PE firms and a record of partnerships that produced measurable results. Comfort with cross team work, clear reporting and a hands on style matter, along with some grounding in finance team software.
The product is an AI native ledger and ERP, so the role sells a platform that automates bookkeeping and reconciliation work. The partnership work itself stays human: earning trust with senior PE partners, hosting events and shaping a consistent story. AI can speed up tracking of market and investment activity, but judgment about which firms to pursue and how to keep relationships warm remains with the person.
Working here gives exposure to how AI changes finance operations, since the platform targets faster book closing for growth stage companies. A candidate can build relevant knowledge by learning how AI assisted accounting tools fit into the office of the CFO and by following where PE firms are investing in finance technology. That context helps in conversations with portfolio companies and their finance leaders.
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An AI-native general ledger and ERP built for growth-stage companies outgrowing QuickBooks, aimed at closing the books in days instead of weeks, per the company.