Investment Banking Associate

*Please only apply for this position if you have extensive M&A and private placement experience with a middle-market or bulge bracket investment bank.

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Experienced Associate
Dresner Partners, a leading middle-market investment bank headquartered in Chicago, is currently seeking to hire an experienced associate for its Chicago office. We offer our deal team members the opportunity to gain extensive experience across multiple industries and transaction types, including mergers & acquisitions, financings, and valuations. They work on small deal teams, interface directly with senior-level client executives and bankers, and play an active role in the entire transaction process from pitch to closing.
Location: Chicago, IL
Responsibilities:Manage transaction execution under the direction of a Managing DirectorPlay a critical role in day-to-day client interactionTake a leadership role in creating pitches as well as transaction-related marketing documents (e.g., confidential information memorandum, management presentations, etc.)Interact with potential buyers and investorsAssist with all aspects of business developmentReview the work product of junior resourcesManage and train junior staffContribute to periodic newsletters and industry pieces
Skills:Proven project management and leadership skillsStrong financial modeling skillsStrong accounting and financial statement analysis skillsExcellent communication skills, both written and verbalStrong analytical and problem-solving skills xzbcwsv Detail orientedStrong work ethicTeam player who works well within a small team environment but shows independence and resourcefulness in executing tasksAdvanced Microsoft Office skills, including Excel, PowerPoint and WordCandidate ideally possesses a Series 79 and Series 63 license
Background Preferences:At least three years of relevant experience (e.g., investment banking, valuation, commercial banking, corporate development, etc.)An MBA is preferred but not necessary