Visa’s Global Corporate Development and Mergers and Acquisitions (CDMA) team forms part of the Global function which is collectively responsible for helping shape Visa’s strategy by identifying industry trends, maintaining relationships with relevant external partners, as well as sourcing, negotiating, structuring, and executing strategic acquisitions/investments across all of Visa's geographies and businesses. As the payment landscape evolves, the Corporate Development & M&A team works with regional and business executives as well as corporate strategy to evaluate, analyze, and prioritize Visa’s inorganic strategic ambitions. Corporate Development & M&A team is a key partner of the business executives and is central to shaping the M&A and Investment agenda for Visa.
The Director, Corporate Development & M&A will provide support in identifying, evaluating, and executing public and private company acquisitions, joint ventures, minority investments, and other strategic initiatives. A strong candidate will benefit from payments industry familiarity and proven strategic thinking, including the ability to articulate investment theses. Candidates should have had experience working on multiple transactions – including all elements: target identification through to closing and have a firm understanding of a deal process as well as typical points of friction in a transaction. S/he also must be skilled at leading cross-functional diligence teams through detailed processes without losing focus on what truly matters. S/he must be collaborative by nature and be able to build quality internal and external relationships.
The position will be based in San Francisco, CA.
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This is a hybrid position. Hybrid employees can alternate time between both remote and office. Employees in hybrid roles are expected to work from the office Tuesday through Thursday.
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As the Director of Corporate Development & M&A at Visa, based in San Francisco, you will play a vital role in shaping the future of the payments industry. The Corporate Development and Mergers and Acquisitions (CDMA) team is at the heart of Visa’s strategic initiatives, identifying industry trends and cultivating relationships that drive our M&A agenda. You will be supported in sourcing, negotiating, and executing strategic acquisitions and investments that will empower Visa to enhance its growth strategy. Your exceptional analytical skills will come into play as you assess potential mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures, while your keen understanding of the payments landscape ensures you're up-to-date with the industry’s latest developments. In this role, you will collaborate with various stakeholders, including executive management and business executives, to deliver actionable insights and articulate investment theses. You’ll also lead cross-functional diligence teams, ensuring that all parties remain laser-focused on key transaction elements. It’s essential for you to possess a strong strategic mindset and a proven track record in handling multiple transactions from inception to closing. Your ability to foster quality internal and external relationships will be instrumental in navigating the complexities of the role. This hybrid position offers flexibility, allowing you to alternate between remote and office work, primarily working from the office Tuesday through Thursday. Join us and be a key driver in Visa's strategic growth, leveraging your expertise to make impactful decisions in a dynamic environment.
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