Cfgi
Value Creation - Managing Director
United States · Director
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 67 days ago
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About the role
- The role combines strategic problem solving, operational execution, financial performance management, and executive stakeholder engagement.
Responsibilities
- Lead value creation initiatives across CFGI's private equity clients and portfolio companies.
- Develop value creation playbooks and operational improvement frameworks.
- Drive accountability across initiative owners and business leaders.
- Develop executive-level dashboards, scorecards, and board-ready materials.
- Support business development, proposal development, and practice-building activities.
- CFGI is seeking a Managing Director to help build and scale a Value Creation practice focused on private equity clients, portfolio companies, and strategic internal initiatives.
- This individual will lead value creation programs, develop operational improvement playbooks, and partner closely with executive leadership to drive measurable business outcomes.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Engineering, or related field.
Nice to have
- MBA or other advanced degree.
- Experience at a top-tier consulting firm or private equity operating environment.
- Experience working with private equity funds and portfolio companies.
- Experience leading operational improvement, cost optimization, or EBITDA enhancement initiatives.
- Experience presenting to executive leadership teams, boards, or private equity investors.
- Six plus years of experience in management consulting, value creation, transaction advisory, strategic finance, operational improvement, or related fields at a MBB firm (McKinsey, Bain, BCG) or Big4 is required.
Benefits
- Oversee value capture tracking, benefits realization, and financial performance reporting.
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