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Venture Capital
Finance and Accounting
Venture capital is a form of private financing in which investors provide capital to early-stage, high-growth-potential startups in exchange for equity ownership. Venture capitalists typically work at VC firms, evaluate business plans and founding teams, and often provide mentorship and board involvement alongside funding, aiming for outsized returns when portfolio companies succeed or exit.
Open roles requiring Venture Capital (2)
BXMA – Total Portfolio Management: Private Investments, Vice President / Principal
Blackstone Group
New York, NY · $185,000 – $200,000
A Vice President at Blackstone who leads diligence on private investment fund opportunities and co-investments within the Total Portfolio Management platform, synthesizing complex analysis into investment committee recommendations. This role suits experienced investment professionals from allocators, buy-side firms, or banking backgrounds who can independently drive rigorous analytical processes and represent the firm to external managers.
Listed on Blackstone Group’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Vice President, Primary
Adams Street Partners
Full-time · Menlo Park, CA · $150,000 – $200,000
Adams Street Partners seeks an investment professional to join their venture capital team in Menlo Park, evaluating and managing a portfolio of technology-focused venture funds. The role combines sourcing and due diligence with thought leadership and team mentorship, suited to someone with 6–8 years of investment experience who wants to build a long-term career in venture capital.
Listed on Adams Street Partners’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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