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Marshall & Stevens Inc., a leading independent valuation firm, is seeking an Associate or Senior Associate in ESOP Valuation & Advisory in Santa Ana, CA. You will analyze privately held interests in ESOP transactions, build and interpret financial models, and support client presentations.
The role grows toward project management, client leadership, and business judgment as you gain experience; a Bachelor's in Finance, Business, Accounting, or Economics is required, with 1–4 years in valuation or
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Full Time Junior Santa Ana, CA, US
6 days ago Requisition ID: 1118
Salary Range: $85,000.00 To $105,000.00 Annually
Associate Or Senior Associate, ESOP Valuation & Advisory
Marshall & Stevens is a leading independent and national valuation firm, with over 200 professionals serving clients throughout twelve offices in nine states. Since our founding in 1932, we have grown to provide a broad service offering encompassing the valuation of private companies, intangible assets, real estate, machinery & equipment, as well as litigation support, marital dissolution, fairness & solvency opinions, and other transaction advisory services.
Within the broader M&S Valuation Practice, our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Advisory Group provides valuation and transaction advisory services to ESOP trustees, business owners, senior executives and other fiduciaries. Our work sits at the intersection of business valuation, corporate finance, exit planning, capital sourcing and transaction execution. As part of our growing team, you will work closely with senior professionals across each of these dimensions, with direct exposure to client management teams and adjacent advisory professionals.
As an Associate or Senior Associate in the ESOP Valuation & Advisory Practice, you will work as an integral part of project teams analyzing the privately held business interests being transferred in ESOP transactions, and/or owned by ESOP shareholders. You will build and interpret financial models, analyze historical and projected performance, research companies and industries, participate in client due diligence meetings, prepare valuation work product, and assist with client presentations.
The role is designed to develop from strong technical execution into increasing ownership of project management, client communication, and business judgment as your experience grows. Our work has a clear line of sight to real financial outcomes for employees, executives and shareholders, and your analysis will support decisions with tangible financial consequences for real people.
This is an opportunity to build a broad corporate-finance skill set while working on assignments that directly affect business ownership, succession, and long-term capital planning. You will receive meaningful exposure to senior leadership, complex privately held companies, and a national network of ESOP trustees and advisors.
Our career path is built around progression from technical learning and depth to project management, client leadership, and, over time, broader practice and revenue responsibility. We are looking for people who want to grow with that opportunity.