Chief of Staff to Managing Partner at Family Office-Backed Venture Platform

Boutique venture platform focused on fund of funds and co-investment opportunities, backed by a tight-knit group of family offices and investors, is looking for a Chief of Staff to support its Managing Partner. This is a rare opportunity to be the right hand to a solo GP building an influential community of emerging managers and investors from the ground up, with real room to grow into a more senior role over time.

About the role

In this role, you'll streamline day-to-day operations (email and communications management), help source and track new investment and co-investment opportunities, and own community-building initiatives, from investor dinners to the firm's growing digital platform for its network. Someone who is a self-starter with strong organizational instincts, genuinely curious about the fund of funds and alternative asset landscape, and energized by relationship-building and community work. This is a hybrid role based in San Francisco.

Responsibilities

• Work alongside the Managing Partner to streamline his day-to-day operations, including managing email and communications, supporting diligence and co-investment activity, and tracking ongoing initiatives.
• Assist in sourcing, tracking, and supporting new fund managers and co-investment opportunities, and help coordinate pipeline management and facilitate introductions.
• Grow, nurture, and leverage the firm's network of managers, LPs, co-investors, and family offices.
• Support the firm's family office and LP network with value-add programming, educational content, and curated introductions.
• Organize and execute events designed to strengthen the firm's community.
• Manage the firm's social presence and support content and programming related to investor communications.
• Serve as a liaison between the firm and its LPs, ensuring proactive relationship management.

Requirements

• 2-5 years of experience in high-growth finance, investment operations, fund platforms, business development, or a similar role.
• Self-starter who enjoys rolling up their sleeves and tackling new challenges.
• Exceptional interpersonal skills with a demonstrated track record of building and nurturing relationships.
• Genuine passion for the alternative investment landscape and network/community building.
• Incredibly organized, with the ability to follow up quickly and juggle multiple priorities with ease.
• Strong interest in learning about fund of funds, co-investments, and the broader structure of alternative assets.
• Comfortable operating in a high-growth, constantly evolving environment.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.

Pay

130-180K DOE (with flexibility beyond for the right candidate).

Benefits

• Health benefits
• 401K with matching
• Flexible PTO