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Gypsum Resources
Vice President Capital Markets
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A Vice President of Engineering is responsible for providing leadership in planning, establishing and directing all aspects of the company's engineering policies, objectives and initiatives based on product and profitability goals. Responsible for supplying and maintaining adequate resources for Engineering functions in the pursuit of the company's strategic goals and operational plans.
$226,497 / year median in Nevada
+21% projected growth
Job Description
Vice President - Capital Markets & Strategic Finance Las Vegas, Nevada Position Summary A Las Vegas-based Developer/Homebuilder is seeking an experienced, highly motivated capital markets professional to lead the company's equity and debt capital-raising efforts across a diverse portfolio of real estate, land, development, and operating assets. The company controls significant landholdings and development opportunities in Nevada and Arizona, including large-scale entitled residential and master-planned community assets, development land, operating businesses, and other strategic real estate holdings. This position will be responsible for organizing and positioning these assets for investment, developing compelling capital-raising materials, identifying appropriate equity and debt sources, initiating and managing investor relationships, and ultimately helping structure and close transactions. The successful candidate will combine strong financial and analytical capabilities with the ability to tell an investment story, develop relationships, aggressively source capital, and move opportunities from initial introduction through due diligence and closing. This is a hands-on position. The individual will be expected to understand the underlying assets, assemble and organize the information necessary to present them effectively, identify the appropriate capital structure for each opportunity, and actively pursue investors and lenders. Primary Responsibilities Capital Raising & Transaction Execution Develop and execute strategies to raise equity and debt capital across the company's portfolio. Identify the appropriate capital structure for individual assets, projects, and company-level opportunities. Source institutional and private equity investors, family offices, private investment firms, real estate funds, developers, homebuilders, banks, private lenders, debt funds, and other capital providers. Establish and maintain an active pipeline of prospective capital sources. Initiate direct outreach and develop relationships with potential investors, lenders, and strategic partners. Coordinate investor presentations, meetings, property tours, management discussions, and follow-up. Manage transactions from initial introduction through term sheet, due diligence, negotiation, documentation, and closing. Work with ownership, legal counsel, accounting, consultants, lenders, and investors to facilitate successful transactions. Asset Positioning & Investment Strategy Develop a comprehensive understanding of the company's real estate, development, land, mining, and operating assets. Evaluate each asset to determine potential equity, debt, joint venture, recapitalization, monetization, or strategic investment opportunities. Help determine which assets should be financed individually and which may be grouped into broader investment opportunities. Identify opportunities to utilize landholdings as collateral for conventional or private debt financing. Develop capital strategies that balance near-term operating capital requirements with long-term asset value creation. Assist ownership in evaluating competing financing alternatives based on cost of capital, control, dilution, risk, timing, and strategic value. Investment Materials & Data Management Collect, organize, and maintain all information necessary to support capital-raising activities. Develop and manage organized electronic data rooms for individual assets and transactions. Coordinate financial, entitlement, engineering, market, development, operational, appraisal, environmental, legal, and ownership information. Prepare professional investor and lender presentations, offering decks, executive summaries, investment memoranda, asset summaries, and supporting exhibits. Work with internal and external consultants to develop financial models, development budgets, schedules, valuations, market analyses, and transaction structures. Maintain current asset summaries so investment opportunities can be presented quickly and accurately. Ensure that materials clearly communicate the investment thesis, asset value, development potential, risks, mitigation strategies, capital requirements, and anticipated returns. Investor & Lender Development Build and maintain a comprehensive database of prospective investors and financing sources.