Private equity deal team intern supporting deal sourcing, market and sector research, investment opportunity analysis, presentations, due diligence, portfolio monitoring, and exit activities. The role develops knowledge of private equity and M&A while strengthening Microsoft Office, research, analytical, and communication skills.
About TriSpan
Founded in 2015, TriSpan is a private equity firm with offices in London and New York that makes control investments in lower midcap companies in North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom with annual revenues typically ranging from $20-100 million and/or EBITDA of $2-20 million. TriSpan is committed to creating value by bringing a combination of deep operational and financial resources to drive strong growth and performance. Since inception, the firm has invested in 26 platform businesses out of four funds across two investment programs:
- Opportunities Strategy: Control investments in lower mid-market businesses in healthcare services, business services, and niche industrials sectors.
- Rising Stars Strategy: growth equity platform dedicated to the restaurant industry.
For more information please visit: www.trispanllp.com
Purpose of Internship
- To develop additional skills and knowledge within the Private Equity sector by participating in the investments teams efforts to source new deals, perform due diligence, monitoring of ongoing deals and lastly exiting of existing deals.
Learning Objectives
- Research market and sector trends for our Funds.
- Assist in preparing presentations for pipeline and portfolio review meetings.
- Assist in analysing investment opportunities and presenting back investment opportunities internally to the senior team members
- Participate in due diligence efforts on pursued deals, including business diligence, market and commercial desktop diligence
- Improve skill in Microsoft Office Suite (including Outlook, Excel & PowerPoint).
- Ability to research M&A activity within various sectors and conduct market research.
Skills, qualifications, experience required for the role
- A strong interest in Private Equity
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
- Additional languages beneficial
Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
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