Broadridge
Vice President, Corporate Development
New York, NY · full-time
Company's own boardBachelor's degree
Posted 10d ago · First seen Oct 27 · seen live today · from Broadridge's own Workday board
The posting, as published
At Broadridge, we've built a culture where the highest goal is to empower others to accomplish more. If you’re passionate about developing your career, while helping others along the way, come join the Broadridge team.
Broadridge is hiring! We're seeking Vice President, Corporate Development . You will be a senior leader on Broadridge’s corporate development team, helping to shape and execute Broadridge’s inorganic growth strategy through acquisitions, partnerships, minority investments, partnerships, and other strategic transactions. This highly visible executive role requires a proven leader with deep transaction experience, exceptional strategic and financial acumen, strong business judgement, and the ability to influence and operate effectively at senior levels of the organization.
The VP will play a central role in identifying, evaluating, negotiating, and executing high-impact transactions that align with Broadridge’s long-term growth priorities. In addition to leading transaction execution, this executive will partner closely with business leaders to identify and source acquisition, partnership, and investment opportunities; develop investment theses, assess market opportunities, drive portfolio-shaping initiatives, and support integration planning and value realization.
This role requires a seasoned deal-making executive with corporate development, investment banking, and/or private equity experience, who has demonstrated excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, the ability to lead multiple complex workstreams simultaneously and to collaborate across functional teams in a fast-paced, high-expectation environment.
Responsibilities:
Corporate Development Strategy and Opportunity Origination:
Partner with business leaders to identify strategic gaps, market opportunities, and inorganic growth priorities
Build and maintain a robust pipeline of acquisition, investment, and partnership opportunities across priority sectors, capabilities, and geographies
Cultivate relationships with investment bankers, private equity and venture capitalists, founders, and broader market participants to enhance sourcing and market intelligence
Transaction Leadership and Execution:
Lead end-to-end execution of acquisitions, divestitures, minority investments and partnerships
Oversee all phases of the transaction process, including target screening, strategic assessment, valuation, structuring, negotiation, due diligence, internal approvals, and closing
Serve as a senior point of contact in discussions with target company executives, bankers, legal counsel, accounting advisors, and other external stakeholders
Drive transaction processes with urgency, discipline, and sound judgment while balancing strategic, operational, legal, and financial considerations, all in a collaborative environment
Strategic and Financial Analysis:
In close collaboration with the sponsoring business unit, lead the development and review of sophisticated financial models and valuation analyses to support investment decisions
Oversee analyses including operating forecasts, discounted cash flow models, comparable company and precedent transaction analyses, synergy assessments, and accretion/dilution analysis
Evaluate strategic fit, competitive positioning, market attractiveness, revenue and cost synergy opportunities, and operational implications of transaction opportunities
Business Case Development and Executive Communication:
Lead the creation of clear, data-driven business cases that synthesize financial, strategic, operational, market, and integration considerations into clear recommendations for executive audiences
Prepare and deliver high-impact recommendation presentations for C-level and Board discussions
Due Diligence Leadership:
Lead cross-functional due diligence efforts across finance, legal, tax, accounting, technology, product, cybersecurity, HR, commercial, operations, and compliance
Establish diligence priorities, identify key risks and value drivers, and ensure effective issue resolution throughout the process
Coordinate internal stakeholders and external advisors to escalate issues, develop resolutions and maintain a disciplined, efficient and collaborative diligence process
Deal Structuring, Negotiation, and Governance:
Help structure transactions to optimize strategic and financial outcomes while managing risk
Support or lead key commercial negotiations in collaboration with legal and business executives
Ensure transactions are executed in accordance with internal governance, financial criteria, and strategic priorities
Integration Planning and Value Realization:
Partner with business and functional leaders to develop integration strategies and value creation plans during the pre-close phase
Support post-close reviews and monitor transaction performance against investment thesis, synergy targets, and strategic objectives
Identify lessons learned and continuously improve Broadridge’s M&A and integration processes
Team Leadership and Cross-Functional Influence:
Provide leadership, mentorship, and development to members of the corporate development team
Foster a culture of analytical excellence, accountability, collaboration, and execution
Build strong partnerships across Broadridge’s corporate functions and business units
Influence without authority across a matrixed organization; align stakeholders toward transaction objectives
Key Relationships:
This role interfaces extensively with:
Executive leadership team and C-suite
Business unit presidents and senior operating leaders
Finance, accounting, tax, treasury, legal, HR, technology, cybersecurity, and operations teams
Boards, committees, and other governance bodies, as applicable
Target company management teams and shareholders
Investment bankers, PE’s and venture capitalists, consultants, attorneys, and other external advisors
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree required. MBA, other advanced degree, or CFA is beneficial
Deep experience in corporate development, investment banking, and/or private equity, with substantial focus on acquisitions and meaningful exposure to minority investments and partnerships
Sector experience in financial technology, enterprise software, information services, financial services, or adjacent industries preferred
Demonstrated success leading complex transactions from origination through closing, including sourcing, valuation, diligence, structuring, negotiation, and integration planning and governance
Experience operating in a complex, matrixed organization and leading cross-functional teams
Experience preparing materials for executive committees and Board audiences
Skills and Capabilities:
Strong strategic thinking and commercial judgment
Ability to distill complex issues into clear written and verbal recommendations
Exceptional financial modeling, valuation, and analytical skills
Excellent negotiation and transaction execution capabilities
Executive-level verbal, written, and presentation communication skills
Strong project management skills across multiple simultaneous high-priority initiatives
Proven ability to influence senior stakeholders and drive outcomes in ambiguous environments
Leadership Attributes:
The ideal candidate will demonstrate a principal’s mindset towards Broadridge’s success:
Ownership mentality and results orientation
Old-school work ethic, high energy, resilience, and urgency
Collaborative, team-oriented leadership style, including leading by example
Commitment to excellence and high-quality work product
Absolute integrity and professionalism
Executive presence and credibility
Intellectual curiosity and strategic perspective
Key Success Measures:
The strategic and financial impact of completed acquisitions, investments, and partnerships
Quality and rigor of evaluations, including opportunities not pursued
Effectiveness in sourcing acquisition, investment and