Corporate Associate, Startup and Venture Capital Group (Santa Monica)

Corporate Associate, Startup and Venture Capital Group Fenwick is a leading technology and life sciences law firm with a cutting edge, internationally recognized, dynamic corporate practice with offices in Northern California, New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, Washington D.C., and Boston. Fenwick’s corporate group provides services to technology and life sciences companies at all stages of development, from early startups to mature, publicly traded corporations. We are seeking mid-to-senior level corporate associates with at least three (3) years of experience in a sophisticated corporate law practice with a focus on startup, venture capital, and emerging company representation, for our Bay Area (Mountain View or San Francisco), Seattle, Santa Monica, or Boston* offices. Experience with, or affinity for, technology and/or life sciences companies is required. Superior academic credentials and excellent oral, written, and interpersonal skills are required. In-house candidates are welcome to apply, provided they have previous law firm experience. Candidates must be barred in the jurisdiction for which they are applying or eligible to sit/waive into the next bar exam. Responsibilities and Requirements: At least three (3) years of experience in a sophisticated corporate law practice with a focus on startup, venture capital, and emerging company representation Superior academic credentials and excellent oral, written, and interpersonal skills Experience with, or affinity for, technology and/or life sciences companies Barred in the jurisdiction for which they are applying or eligible to sit/waive into the next bar exam Benefits And Compensation Details: At Fenwick, we believe that our partners and employees are our most important asset. Helping you and your families achieve and maintain good health - physical, emotional, and financial - is the reason we offer a comprehensive benefit program. We provide benefits to eligible employees under plans such as Healthcare, Life Insurance, Health Savings Accounts, Flexible Spending Accounts, and Wellbeing. The anticipated range for this position is $260,000 - $390,000. Fenwick is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from diverse candidates. J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Risk Officer (CRO) (Dallas)

We are supporting a confidential search for a Chief Risk Officer to join a mid‑sized financial services wealth management firm with a strong regulatory and fiduciary culture. This is a senior executive role with direct responsibility for shaping and leading the firm’s enterprise risk framework, while acting as a trusted advisor to the CEO, Board, and senior leadership team. The CRO will play a central role in ensuring risk management, compliance, and governance are aligned to the firm’s strategic objectives and long‑term growth. The Role The Chief Risk Officer will have end‑to‑end accountability for enterprise risk management across the firm, with particular focus on regulatory, operational, investment, and conduct risk. The role is designed for a hands‑on, commercially aware risk leader who can balance disciplined oversight with pragmatic support for the business. You will: Leading and evolving the firm’s enterprise risk management framework, including risk appetite, reporting, and escalation. Providing independent risk oversight and challenge to executive management and investment leadership. Overseeing regulatory and compliance risk in line with SEC and applicable state requirements. Partnering with senior stakeholders to embed risk ownership and a strong risk culture across the organisation. Advising the Board and relevant committees on emerging risks, regulatory developments, and risk exposures. Ensuring robust operational resilience, business continuity, and third‑party risk management. Acting as the primary interface with regulators, auditors, and external advisors. This role will suit a senior risk leader with deep experience in financial services wealth management, or a closely aligned regulated environment. We’re looking for someone who: Senior leadership experience in enterprise risk, compliance, or governance within wealth management or broader financial services. Strong understanding of SEC regulation and fiduciary obligations. Experience engaging confidently with Boards, executive committees, and regulators. The judgement to provide effective challenge while remaining commercially pragmatic. A track record of building scalable risk frameworks that support, rather than constrain, growth. Compensation & Benefits Market‑aligned base salary with performance‑based incentive opportunity. Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage. 401(k) plan with employer contribution. Executive‑level paid time off and paid holidays. Hybrid working flexibility. Professional development and ongoing regulatory education support. Location The role is Texas‑based in Dallas with a hybrid working model. A regular on‑the‑ground presence is expected. J-18808-Ljbffr

Senior/Principal Engagement Manager (Palo Alto)

Overview Principal Engagement Manager role at Assured. This position involves leading large-scale client engagements, maturing delivery and success processes, and ensuring seamless implementation experiences from kickoff to long-term partnership. You will collaborate with Executive Leadership, Engineering, and Sales to drive measurable outcomes and strategic value for enterprise clients. This role is ideal for someone who thrives at the intersection of program management, customer success, and technical problem-solving, capable of setting process vision and resolving complex issues hands-on. This range is provided by Assured. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more. Base pay range $165,000.00/yr - $185,000.00/yr Responsibilities Lead end-to-end customer implementations – Drive onboarding programs for new enterprise clients, ensuring delivery excellence, clear milestones, and alignment between internal teams and customer stakeholders. Mature and optimize engagement processes – Define, document, and refine frameworks for implementation, customer success, and ongoing account management to ensure scalability as we grow. Run structured programs with precision – Own program timelines, status reporting, stakeholder communication, and executive readouts for high-impact accounts. Introduce consistent project governance and success metrics across the client lifecycle. Drive resolution of complex scenarios – Manage escalations and deeply technical customer challenges, collaborating with Product, Engineering, and Sales to achieve swift and strategic outcomes. Enable customer adoption and expansion – Work with customers to maximize value from our platform, promote best practices, and educate them on new features, integrations, and capabilities. Be the “Voice of the Customer” – Advocate for customer needs internally. Identify opportunities to enhance our tools, processes, and product based on real-world feedback and implementation experiences. Contribute to continuous improvement – Partner with leadership to design and implement scalable methodologies for onboarding, engagement, and support, ensuring consistent excellence across all enterprise accounts. Requirements / Qualifications Extensive experience managing enterprise client implementations and post-implementation programs. Program management expertise – Proven ability to build and lead cross-functional programs, manage multiple stakeholders, and implement repeatable processes that drive measurable results. Experience managing $MM ACV enterprise clients with a white-glove approach balancing empathy, accountability, and commercial awareness. Exceptional communication and technical fluency – Ability to translate complex concepts between technical teams and business leaders with clarity. Technical acumen – Comfortable with APIs, integrations, and data exchange formats (JSON); ability to troubleshoot or collaborate effectively with engineering. Bias for action – Ownership, urgency, and resilience when driving customer and business outcomes. Process builder mentality – Passion for building structure in a fast-moving environment and creating scalable frameworks. Thrives in a high-growth environment where ambiguity is an opportunity to innovate. Benefits Competitive Compensation – Salary and equity package Comprehensive Health Care – Multiple medical plans with HSA option Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance – Provided at no cost Paid Time Off – Uncapped vacation days and paid holidays Family Leave – Maternity and paternity leave options Financial Wellness – 401(k) with 3% company contribution Flexible Spending Accounts – Health and dependent care FSAs Our Commitment We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. Reasonable accommodation is provided to participate in the job application or interview process and to perform essential job functions. Please request accommodation if needed. Compensation Range: $165K - $185K J-18808-Ljbffr

Segment CFO (MFG Exp. Rqd.) (Atlanta)

Corporate Finance Recruiter partnering with companies to find Accountants, Financial Analysts, Controllers, & CFO's Deal Breakers: We are only considering candidates who are/were a Company CFO or a CFO of a large Division, Segment, region, etc, or a role operating similarly to a CFO. Company experience needs to be a PE-backed Manufacturing company with at least $800 million in gross revenue. Bonus points if you have taken a PE-backed MFG company through an exit. There is equity for you with this exit in 2-3 years. Will consider CFO's coming from privately held companies that operate like a PE-backed or family office company does. Greater Atlanta, GA - Must LIVE or RELOCATE with a reasonable commute to East ATL Divisional CFO –High-Growth Private Equity–Backed Manufacturing Powerhouse Are you ready to take the financial helm of a division that is the crown jewel of a booming, multinational, Private Equity–backed leader in manufacturing? This is not just another CFO role—it’s your chance to step into a career-defining leadership opportunity where performance is rewarded not only with competitive compensation and bonuses but also with equity from the eventual sale of this high-performing division . If you’re a dynamic finance leader who thrives in growth-driven environments and can command the room with both presence and strategic insight, this is where your next big chapter begins. Why This Role Is a Game-Changer Profit Center Leadership : You’ll lead the most profitable, fastest-growing division of the company. Equity Upside : Beyond a lucrative base and bonus, your impact is rewarded with ownership through equity participation —skin in the game when the division sells in 2-3 years. PE-Backed Acceleration : Work side-by-side with seasoned executives and investors who are scaling aggressively and winning in today’s market. Career Springboard : This role sets you up as not just a divisional CFO, but as a future enterprise-wide CFO or C-suite leader in the Private Equity world. What You’ll Do As Divisional CFO, you’ll be the strategic finance architect and business partner to the Division President and senior leadership team. Your mission is to drive growth, profitability, and long-term value creation by delivering financial clarity and operational excellence. Lead all financial management for the division: reporting, forecasting, and strategic analysis Oversee and mentor a team of plant controllers and plant accountants across multiple manufacturing sites Deliver sharp insights on sales strategy, customer profitability, and operational efficiency Manage divisional budgets, capital investments, and cash flow performance with precision Partner closely with the PE sponsors and corporate CFO on value creation initiatives Influence and challenge leadership with data-driven recommendations that push the business forward What We’re Looking For Proven Manufacturing Finance Leader : You’ve led the financials for a division or region with multiple plants, or a multi-plant segment , in any type of manufacturing. Private Equity Mindset : Experience in a PE-backed environment is a huge plus—understanding how to create value for a sale or exit event . Versatile Industry Background : Any type of manufacturing experience works; bonus points if you bring knowledge of chemical, liquid, or complex process industries. Commanding Executive Presence : You can own a room, influence decision-makers, and lead teams with energy and authority. Analytical Edge : Strong grasp of customer sales analysis and ability to turn data into growth-driving strategies. Bachelor’s degree required; MBA or CPA are a plus but not a deal breaker Location & Flexibility Hybrid work model: Enjoy some flexibility to work from home, but must live—or be willing to relocate—within a reasonable commute to the east side of Greater Metro Atlanta, GA . Occasional travel to U.S. plants and periodic international trips. What You’ll Gain Competitive Base Bonus Equity Upside – Your impact is directly tied to financial reward Full suite of health, wellness, and retirement benefits Education assistance and continued leadership development The chance to write your name into the success story of a division destined for a PE-backed exit About the Company This multinational leader is trusted globally for creating products and brands that have dominated their industries for generations . With 25 North American plants and global operations across Europe and the Far East , the company is a category leader and growth engine backed by Private Equity investment and a proven playbook for expansion and profitability. Benefits Medical insurance Pension plan Paid paternity leave Tuition assistance Vision insurance Child care support Disability insurance Paid maternity leave Student loan assistance 401(k) J-18808-Ljbffr