Private Equity (Fund) Digital Value Creation

The Barton Partnership
London
11 months ago
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On behalf of our client, a leading mid-market European Private Equity fund focused onindustrialsandretail & consumersectors, we are seeking an experiencedDigital Value Creation Specialistto join their team.

This role is a unique opportunity to drive digital transformation and deliver long-term value across their Italian portfolio companies. The position spans the full investment lifecycle, from due diligence on new investments to post-transaction integration and exits.

As part of theDigital Value Creationteam, you will lead strategic initiatives to enhance portfolio company business processes using digital tools, data, and analytics. You will work closely with portfolio company management and investment teams to identify and implement high-impact digital opportunities.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Collaborate with investment teams during due diligence to assess digital value creation potential for prospective investments.
  • Lead digital transformation projects across portfolio companies, optimizing operations through data-driven solutions and innovative tools.
  • Advise portfolio company leadership on strategies for digital integration, operational improvement, and growth.
  • Utilize advanced data engineering and data science techniques to generate actionable insights and measurable business value.

Key Requirements:

  • 4+ years experience in a Top Strategy Consulting Firm: A proven track record in a leading consultancy.
  • Fluency in Italian
  • Data Science Expertise: Strong foundation in data science, including data engineering and statistical analysis.
  • Demonstrated ability to manage and deliver high-value, independent projects that create business impact.
  • Experience in projects in the Industrial or Retail & Consumer space.

About Our Client:

Our client is a European Private Equity fund with a reputation for excellence and a commitment to creating value through digital transformation. With a focus on theindustrialsandretail & consumersectors, they are looking for a driven individual to contribute to their innovative approach to private equity investment.

What’s on Offer:

  • A dynamic and entrepreneurial environment with exposure to impactful projects across multiple industries.
  • The chance to work closely with investment teams and portfolio company leadership on transformative initiatives.
  • A key role in driving digital innovation and creating measurable value.

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