NEW JOB – Private Markets Product Director – Venture Capital Firm – Boston, MA (hybrid) We are looking for a Private Markets Product Director to join our Strategy, Innovation, and Execution team and shape the future of our product offerings. In this role, you will define our product roadmap, identify new market opportunities, and collaborate with senior leaders to drive strategic decisions that support our firm’s growth. We’re seeking a strategic, entrepreneurial professional with 10 plus years of experience in private equity, asset management, or management consulting. You should have a strong analytical skillset, deep knowledge of private markets, and a track record of turning complex ideas into actionable strategies. If you’re excited about leading product innovation and driving impactful change, we want to hear from you! There is so much more to this role that I would be happy to share with you. Feel free to reach out to me directly at tammy@bngconsultinginc.com. #privatemarkets #financialservices #venturecapital #strategy #opportunity #jobsearch
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