Director of Finance Industry Engagement
Vanderbilt University
Director of Finance Industry Engagement
Vanderbilt University
Private research and higher education institution
Position Summary:
Vanderbilt University seeks an accomplished finance professional and business-development leader to serve as Director, Finance Industry Engagement. Based in New York City, the Director will be Vanderbilt's senior on-the-ground connector to the financial community—building relationships with employers, alumni, parents, and industry leaders and converting those relationships into opportunities for students, faculty, and the University. The Director will work in close partnership with the Undergraduate Center for Finance, with a dotted-line reporting relationship to its Executive Director. The Director will focus on corporate relations, industry partnerships, and network development across investment banking, private equity, investment and asset management, financial services, fintech, corporate finance, and related sectors. Working across the Finance Career Pathway and Undergraduate Center for Finance, the role requires an externally oriented leader who can open doors, understand business and talent needs, create mutually valuable partnerships, and strengthen Vanderbilt's visibility and influence in the New York financial community.
Key Functions and Expected Performance:
Corporate Relations & Business Development
Vanderbilt Finance Network
Student & Experiential Opportunities
University & Academic Engagement
Qualifications
Measures of Success
Salary Range: $127,341 - $155,639 annual salary, depending on years of experience, education, special skills, etc.
Private research and higher education institution
Vanderbilt University operates as a private research institution that provides undergraduate, graduate, and professional education to over 11,000 students. The university functions by integrating classroom instruction with active research initiatives, allowing students and faculty to collaborate on projects across various fields such as information technology, athletics, and the arts. Unlike many large public institutions, Vanderbilt maintains a smaller student body and emphasizes a community-driven environment where diversity of thought and culture is central to the learning process. The university distinguishes itself by operating at a "global crossroads," focusing on a multidisciplinary approach that encourages employees and students to apply their expertise to real-world challenges. Vanderbilt’s goal is to foster a center for growth and discovery where individuals can expand their knowledge and contribute to societal improvements through education and research.
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