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Vice President, Institutional Sales (North America)

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New York, NY, USA
250K-280K Annually
Senior level
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New York, NY, USA
250K-280K Annually
Senior level
Leads institutional sales and capital raising across North America for QIC’s private-market investment strategies. Responsibilities include covering pensions, insurers, and consultants; developing and converting client relationships; executing meetings, roadshows, conferences, and due diligence; partnering with investment and distribution teams; and managing relationships to support retention and growth.
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QIC is a leading global investment manager working across various asset classes including infrastructure, private debt, private equity, and real estate. As we continue to expand our North American client presence, we are seeking a Vice President, Institutional Sales to drive capital growth across this key market.

Based in New York City, this role will have direct institutional sales coverage, with a focus on building and converting North American client relationships. 

Key Responsibilities

  • Direct sales coverage of institutional investors across the US and Canada, with a particular focus on pensions, insurance companies, and consultants
  • Drive capital raising across QIC’s Private Market strategies including infrastructure, infrastructure debt, private debt, private equity, and real estate
  • Build and deepen relationships with institutional investors and consultants across North America
  • Execute client and business development activity including meetings, roadshows, conferences, and due diligence processes
  • Partner with global investment and distribution teams on capital campaigns
  • Manage North American client relationships to support retention and long-term growth

Skills

  • Highly commercial, with the ability to identify, prioritise and execute on growth opportunities 
  • Strong influencing and negotiation skills, with experience engaging senior stakeholders 
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills, including client-facing interactions 
  • Ability to build and maintain trusted relationships with investors and consultants  
  • Collaborative approach, with experience working across global investment and distribution teams 
  • Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage multiple client priorities and timelines

About You

You bring 5-10 years' experience in institutional business development or sales within funds management, with a strong track record of originating and converting opportunities with North American institutional investors. Preference will be given to individuals with established relationships across pension funds, insurance companies and/or investment consultants. Experience in private markets, including infrastructure, infrastructure debt, private debt, private equity and/or real estate, will be highly regarded. This role is based in QIC's New York City office.

Why Join QIC

  • Global investment platform with deep private markets expertise
  • Strong client growth trajectory in North America
  • High-impact role with direct exposure to capital raising outcomes
  • Collaborative, high-performing culture

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and a cover letter, outlining your relevant experience and interest in the role, as part of your application.

 Salary

The estimated base salary for this position is between $250,000 and $280,000, commensurate with experience. In addition, you will be eligible for a performance-based bonus and a comprehensive benefits package.

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