Managing Director – Private Capital, Software

Company : Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board 160 Front Street West, Suite 3200 Toronto, Ontario M5J 0G4 Job Title : Managing Director – Private Capital, Software NOC : 10021– Banking Credit, and Other Investment Managers Wage : Annual base salary of $255,000-$275,000 (37.5 hours per week) - permanent/full-time Location(s) of work : 160 Front Street West, Suite 3200, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 0G4 Canada Number of Positions : One (1) Required Language Skills : English The Opportunity The Managing Director will be working as an Investment Manager, collaborating with investment professionals with deep sector and regional expertise and will play a key role in making and managing direct investments in the Technology sector. Who you'll work with Reporting to the Senior Managing Director (SMD), the Managing Director will lead deal teams comprising analysts, associates and principals, supported by third party consultants, operating executives, legal and accounting professionals dedicated to each particular investment. In certain instances, the Managing Director may also work with colleagues in the London, Singapore or Mumbai offices in evaluating international investment opportunities in a given sector. Key Responsibilities : Plan, organize and direct investment opportunities within the Technology sector. Manage a team of investment professionals responsible for evaluating, structuring, and executing investments. Establish investment priorities, operational objectives, policies, and procedures to support the organization’s investment mandate and long-term growth strategy. Undertaking analysis of investments, which includes conducting industry and company due diligence, creating sophisticated financial models, arranging debt financing, negotiating legal documents, formulating value creation plans (in partnership with operating teams and other lead investors) and preparing written recommendations. Lead the investment decision-making process by reviewing analyses and recommendations prepared by investment professionals and presenting strategic recommendations to senior leadership and investment committees. Direct negotiations relating to acquisitions, investments, financing arrangements, and other strategic transactions, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and risk management requirements. Manage relationships with investors, co-investment partners, lenders, advisors, portfolio company executives, and other key stakeholders within the financial services and investment community. Oversee performance of investment portfolio and provide strategic direction to management teams and investment professionals to support operational improvements, growth initiatives, and value creation strategies. Represent the organization on boards of directors and board committees of portfolio companies and provide governance oversight to ensure achievement of strategic and financial objectives. Establish business development and investment…