Chief Investment Officer (CIO)

As the CIO, you will be responsible for shaping and executing the organization's investment strategy, leading deal origination and execution, overseeing an established investment portfolio, and building a high-performing investment team. You will play a pivotal role in identifying new investment opportunities, guiding investment committee decisions, and maximizing long-term portfolio value.

Key Responsibilities

Investment Strategy & Leadership

• Develop and execute the organization's investment strategy in line with long-term growth objectives.
• Provide strategic oversight of the existing investment portfolio, ensuring optimal performance and value creation.
• Identify emerging market trends and investment opportunities across multiple sectors.
• Build, mentor, and lead a high-performing investment team while fostering a culture of excellence and collaboration.

Deal Origination & Execution

• Lead the origination, evaluation, and execution of new investment opportunities.
• Structure complex investment transactions and negotiate commercial terms.
• Develop and maintain strong relationships with investors, management teams, advisors, and key stakeholders.
• Drive transaction execution from initial opportunity through to financial close.

Investment Analysis & Due Diligence

• Lead comprehensive financial, commercial, operational, and strategic due diligence processes.
• Evaluate investment opportunities through detailed financial modeling, valuation, and risk analysis.
• Present well-supported investment recommendations to senior leadership and investment committees.
• Oversee formal investment committee processes and governance requirements.

Portfolio Management

• Monitor the financial and operational performance of portfolio investments.
• Partner with portfolio company management teams to drive strategic initiatives and operational improvements.
• Identify opportunities to enhance profitability, growth, and shareholder value.
• Oversee portfolio reporting, performance measurement, and investment exit strategies.

Stakeholder Management

• Build trusted relationships with executive leadership, investors, boards, and external advisors.
• Represent the organization in negotiations, industry engagements, and strategic partnerships.
• Provide thought leadership on investment strategy and market developments.

Job Experience & Skills Required

• CA(SA), CFA, or MBA qualification.
• 714 years of experience within private equity, corporate finance, investment banking, infrastructure investing, principal investing, or a related investment environment.
• Proven experience leading investment transactions from origination through execution.
• Strong expertise in financial modeling, valuation, transaction st

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