Investment Banking Vice President | Healthcare (Chicago)

Overview Houlihan Lokey, Inc. (NYSE:HLI) is a leading global investment bank recognized for delivering independent strategic and financial advice to corporations, financial sponsors, and governments. With uniquely deep industry expertise, broad international reach, and a partnership approach rooted in trust, the firm provides innovative, integrated solutions across mergers and acquisitions, capital solutions, financial restructuring, and financial and valuation advisory. Our unmatched transaction volumes provide differentiated, data-driven perspectives that help our clients achieve their most critical goals. Business Unit Corporate Finance Industry Healthcare Corporate Finance Houlihan Lokey has extensive expertise in mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, activist shareholder and takeover defense, and other related advisory services for a broad range of U.S. and international clients. Our experience in M&A has earned us consistent recognition throughout the industry. In 2025, LSEG ranked our firm the No. 1 investment bank for all global M&A transactions. Healthcare Houlihan Lokey's Healthcare Group is the trusted advisor to more top decision-makers across healthcare services than any other firm. They provide in-depth knowledge, proven transaction experience and an exceptional level of service to their clients when executing M&A, capital markets, and financial restructuring assignments. With more than 100 investment bankers globally, Houlihan Lokey’s Healthcare Group is among the largest dedicated healthcare investment banking groups in the U.S. Responsibilities VPs are responsible for the creation and oversight of financial models, marketing collateral, and client presentations, in addition to performing research and various analyses in support of new business generation and the execution of M&A transactions. Prepare, analyze, and explain historical and projected financial information. Coordinate and perform business due diligence and execute M&A transactions. Prepare marketing pitches, confidential information presentations, management presentations, and other presentations as needed. Perform valuation and ad hoc financial analyses. Assist in the marketing and execution of existing engagements. Build relationships and maintain direct contact with clients, prospective clients, and professional advisors. Supervise and mentor junior staff members. Basic Qualifications Advanced knowledge of accounting and finance. 6 years of relevant investment banking experience. An undergraduate degree, including an exemplary academic record, from an accredited institution. Strong analytical, quantitative and technical abilities. Preferred Qualifications Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Strong public speaking and presentation skills. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment managing multiple project deliverables simultaneously. Extensive operational, financial modeling, and valuation experience. Hands‑on M&A experience. Transaction experience in the Healthcare industry. Compensation and Benefits Houlihan Lokey is committed to providing its employees with an exciting career opportunity and competitive total compensation package, which may include other components such as discretionary incentive compensation. The firm’s good faith and reasonable estimate of the possible salary range for this role at the time of posting is: $250,000 - $250,000. Actual salary at the time of hire may vary and may be above or below the range based on various factors, including, but not limited to, the candidate’s relevant qualifications, skills, and experience and the location where this position may be filled. Benefits Houlihan Lokey provides a competitive benefits package. Our current benefits offerings can be found here: 2026 Benefits We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. J-18808-Ljbffr

Mid/Senior-Level Transactional Tax Associate (Washington)

Mid/Senior-Level Transactional Tax Associate Join Baker McKenzie as a Mid/Senior-Level Transactional Tax Associate in the United States. Base Pay Range $260,000.00/yr - $435,000.00/yr About Baker McKenzie’s Tax Practice Baker McKenzie’s Tax Practice is a leader within our Firm and one of the most highly regarded tax practices in the world. Ranked Band 1 by Chambers Global for its worldwide work, the practice is recognized for the quality of tax advice it provides, covering all aspects of tax planning and transactions, dispute resolution, tax policy, transfer pricing, indirect taxes, and wealth‑management tax advice and planning. Responsibilities Advise a diverse range of clients on the structuring of domestic and cross‑border investments, private‑investment offerings, and mergers and acquisitions. Draft and negotiate related contracts and investment documents. Draft memoranda and opinions on the most current, complex US tax issues. Qualifications 3–7 years of relevant tax experience in areas such as real‑estate tax (REITs, qualified opportunity zones, 1031 exchanges), private equity (fund formation, carried interest, M&A), partnership tax and joint ventures, energy (tax‑credit monetization), and family‑office structuring. Strong ability to thrive in a dynamic environment and collaborate with colleagues across practice groups and countries. Top academic credentials; an LLM in taxation is not required but may be favorably considered. Must be admitted to and a member in good standing of the local bar of the office to which the candidate is applying. Include a cover letter, transcripts, and resume with your application. Additional Information Baker McKenzie is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to promoting diversity and inclusion for all. We encourage the best people—regardless of race, religion or belief, gender, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, or age—to fulfill their professional aspirations with us. Reasonable adjustments and accommodations are available for applicants; please notify [email protected]. Pay Transparency Bonus eligible with benefits such as medical, dental, vision, and 401(k) based on number of hours worked. US base compensation: $260,000 to $435,000 annually or hourly, depending on location and additional factors. California notice: All qualified applicants, including those with criminal histories, are considered in accordance with applicable state and local laws. J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Operating Officer (San Francisco)

Company.ai is building a network of category defining AI products in stealth mode. Our first product, Email.com, is launching soon and marks the start of the portfolio/lab going live. Email.com How.com Face.com Notebook.com We believe the next decade belongs to vertical AI products that people actually use every day. Each product is standalone, and together they compound through shared identity, shared context, shared distribution, and shared learning loops. In the AI era, only a few can put it in front of millions of people every day. Distribution is the new defensibility. Competitors are spending millions on ads to explain what they do. We are what they're trying to explain. A global ecosystem built on network effects. We will own the surfaces people/businesses can't avoid. The Role We are looking for a COO who can build an operating function that scales with a multi-product company. Ultra efficient, deeply resourceful, always ahead of time, with line of sight into every corner of the business. The kind of operator who knows every corner of the internet, can find/build the right tool, vendor, contractor, community, or workaround for any problem, and lives and breathes a problem until it is fully solved, not just patched. Solutions ship clean, with no second order mess, no future complications, and built to scale so the same problem never costs us time twice. Moves fast internally: coordinates across the team and executives in real time, clears the way for everyone, removes blockers before they become blockers. Deep network across operators, vendors, talent, and partners is a must. Experience across multiple product lines or multi-entity structures is a plus. Operations, execution, and cross functional delivery, while also building the fundamentals: planning, hiring, vendor management, internal systems, and operational rigor. Execution: turn strategy into weekly progress, set the cadence, drive accountability across teams, unblock fast, stay on a problem until it is fully closed out Tap fundraising network: open doors to investors, partners, and operators across SF and beyond, accelerate every round and every hire through warm intros. Internal coordination: keep the team and executives in lockstep, fast loops, short threads, clear decisions, no waiting Clear the path: anticipate friction, remove blockers early, make sure every team has what it needs to move Build internal trust: clear plans, clean status, fast decisions, no dropped balls, no surprises Own operational strategy: org design, capacity planning, ops roadmap Build the operating system: planning rhythms, OKRs, weekly reviews, cross product coordination, dashboards, KPIs Solve at root and scale: every fix is durable, documented, automated where possible, and designed so it does not resurface or create downstream issues People and talent ops: hiring strategy, sourcing pipelines, onboarding, performance, comp bands, IC and manager tracks Partner with product and engineering: launch readiness, project management, sequencing, dependency tracking, post mortems Run business operations: vendors, contracts, infrastructure providers, tooling stack, security and compliance posture, office and remote ops, legal coordination Qualifications Experience scaling operations inside a fast moving startup or multi product environment Prior COO, VP Operations, Head of Operations, Chief of Staff, or equivalent startup operating leadership experience Deep fundraising network across VCs, angels, and operator investors, ready to activate from day one. Demonstrated experience taking a company from one stage to the next: hiring, systems, process, scale Strong command of startup operations: planning, prioritization, capacity, vendor strategy, internal tooling Encyclopedic knowledge of the internet: tools, services, communities, marketplaces, sourcing channels, automation stacks, and the right person or platform for any job Track record of solving problems at the root: durable fixes, no recurring fires, no compounding tech or process debt Strong internal operator: fast cross functional coordination, tight loops with executives, clears blockers before they slow the team Comfort with cross functional mechanics: product launches, GTM coordination, hiring loops, security reviews, compliance basics Ability to create operator grade materials: org plans, hiring plans, project plans, status reports, post mortems, internal memos Strong network across talent, vendors, agencies, infra providers, and operators you can pull from on day one Strong communication: you can explain complex operating decisions simply to founders, ICs, and partners Work Direct communication, no politics, clean ownership and accountability. High craft standards across product, engineering, finance, and GTM. Competitive salary and equity Top tier tooling and support to move fast J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Operating Officer (Minneapolis)

Overview High-Growth Low-Voltage Services Company LOCATION: Dallas, TX or Minneapolis, MN The Chief Operating Officer is a core member of the senior leadership team and is responsible for company-wide operational execution across a national field-based services organization specializing in enterprise technology infrastructure installations. This role provides executive leadership across project management, field operations and subcontractor networks while ensuring consistent delivery, service quality and margin performance. The Chief Operating Officer will also build scalable operational systems, strengthen leadership capability across the organization and introduce the structure and discipline required to support significant revenue growth. Company highlights Private Equity-Backed Advanced Engineering Manufacturing Platform Fusion Power Generation Research & Manufacturer Private Equity-Backed Packaging Solutions Provider Disposable Foodservice Products Manufacturer Disposable Foodservice Products Manufacturer Private Equity-Backed Manufacturer and Servicer of Environmental Waste Products Swiss Machining and Tooling Manufacturer Responsibilities Drive company-wide operational execution across a national field-based services organization specializing in enterprise technology infrastructure installations. Provide executive leadership across project management, field operations and subcontractor networks to ensure consistent delivery, service quality and margin performance. Build scalable operational systems, strengthen leadership capability across the organization and introduce structure and discipline to support significant revenue growth. J-18808-Ljbffr

Associate General Counsel, Funds (New York)

Macquarie Asset Management is searching for an Associate General Counsel to work in its Credit & Insurance business, covering credit BDCs, ’40 act funds, private credit funds, and retail alts to wealth products. At Macquarie, our advantage is bringing together diverse people and empowering them to shape all kinds of possibilities. We are a global financial services group operating in 31 markets with 56 years of unbroken profitability. You’ll be part of a friendly and supportive team where everyone contributes ideas and drives outcomes. What role will you play? As Associate General Counsel, you will support fundraising and fund establishment for the Credit & Insurance business as it grows in the US. You will work on US registered and unregistered investment companies, including BDCs, fund formation and registration, regulatory filings, product development, board support, governance, marketing review, fund agreements, and special projects. Additionally, you will work on private credit funds and handle general corporate matters along with other special projects. Salary range: $250,000 - $350,000/year. Actual salary may vary based on experience, performance, and location. You may also be eligible for an annual discretionary incentive. Further details on benefits are listed below. What you offer 8 years’ legal experience in investment management. Deep knowledge of the Investment Company Act of 1940, US federal securities laws, and the financial services industry, preferably with BDCs or regulated investment companies, and liquid alternative products. Ability to handle multiple priorities across teams. Strong communication skills, capable of interfacing with C-level executives and department heads. What we offer At Macquarie, you’re empowered to shape a rewarding career. Our benefits include: 1 wellbeing leave day per year and at least 25 days of annual leave. Paid parental leave for primary and secondary caregivers, including transition leave. Paid volunteer leave and donation matching. Comprehensive health, dental, vision insurance, and savings plans. Employee Assistance Program with counselling services. Learning and development opportunities, including professional memberships. Recognition awards and flexible work arrangements. Reimbursement for work-from-home equipment. Macquarie Asset Management aims to deliver positive impact, managing billions in assets globally across various investment capabilities. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion We embrace diversity and provide equal opportunities regardless of race, gender, age, disability, or other characteristics. We also offer reasonable accommodations during recruitment and employment. Please inform us if you need support during the application process. J-18808-Ljbffr