The Corporate Development Associate will analyze investment banks, build relationships, and source acquisition opportunities for Harris.
Harris is looking to formalize and systematize its strategy in proactively engaging investment banks to source acquisition opportunities. This role will require a great deal of initiative and resourcefulness.
Initially, the candidate will be required to analyze and research our current database of investment banks. They will then be tasked with forging meaningful relationships with them in order to source acquisition opportunities for Harris.
Qualifications:
- 2-5 years of direct experience in M&A Origination, Investment Banking, M&A Advisory, Management Consulting or B2B Sales
- High degree of financial acumen / literacy
- Strong executive presence and professionalism
- Communication and interpersonal skills
- Hungry, self-starter mentality with a track record of building something from scratch
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