What are the responsibilities and job description for the Corporate Counsel @ Life Sciences VC & Investment Firm position at Whistler Partners?
About the Company
A multistrategy registered investment advisor with over $5B AUM, this is a full-lifecycle tech and innovation investor focused on cutting edge biopharmaceuticals and medical technologies around the world. Join a team led by scientists specializing in company creation, early-stage venture capital, alternative financing, and public company investments.
Job Overview & Key Responsibilities
Step into a dynamic, business-driven legal role at the forefront of life sciences innovation. You’ll have the opportunity to work on complex transactions, collaborating with teams across asset development, investments, and compliance. Located in Manhattan, this highly cross-functional role requires an in-office presence at least four days per week.
You will :
- Structure, negotiate, and execute a range of transactions, including venture capital investments, debt financing, business formations, and various exits including IPOs.
- Review and refine transaction documents to align with strategic objectives while mitigating risks.
- Assist in preparing SEC disclosures related to investments.
- Partner closely with teams across investments, business development, operations, tax, and compliance to execute on high-impact deals.
- Manage and coordinate effectively with outside counsel.
About You
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This search is being led by Emily Witt (emily@whistlerpartners.com) at Whistler Partners.
Please contact them for a confidential conversation.
About Whistler Partners
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