Private Capital & Investor Relations Coordinator

Job Description

Job Description

Engagement

90-day project-based independent contractor

Work Arrangement

Remote — United States | Global investor research and relationship scope

Reports To

Founder & CEO

This position should have a direct line to you.

About the Role

The Private Capital & Investor Relations Coordinator will support Verde Nexus’s organized investor-development and capital-readiness process during its initial $1 million pilot capitalization campaign.

The role focuses on investor research, relationship development support, pipeline administration, approved communications, meeting coordination, follow-up, investor-material distribution and due-diligence coordination.

The Founder & CEO retains control over offering terms, investment negotiations and acceptance of investment capital unless appropriately qualified legal or securities professionals are engaged.

Key Responsibilities

• Research qualified prospective investors, family offices, strategic investors and aligned private-capital sources.
• Build and maintain a structured investor CRM.
• Segment investors by fit, geography, check-size potential, thesis and relationship status.
• Prepare investor prospect lists for Founder approval.
• Coordinate approved investor outreach.
• Schedule investor meetings and manage follow-up.
• Maintain records of investor conversations and next actions.
• Distribute Founder-approved investor materials.
• Track non-binding indications of interest.
• Coordinate diligence requests with the Finance/Due-Diligence Analyst.
• Maintain the investor pipeline dashboard.
• Prepare weekly investor-relations reports.
• Research investor-market intelligence and capital trends.
• Maintain strict confidentiality.
• Escalate substantive investment discussions and term questions to the Founder and appropriate professional advisers.

Important Authority Limits

This contractor is  not independently authorized to:

• determine company valuation;
• negotiate securities terms;
• promise equity percentages;
• accept investment funds;
• make investment recommendations;
• alter offering documents;
• provide legal or investment advice; or
• receive transaction-based compensation for securities transactions unless legally permitted and expressly approved.

That last point is particularly important. SEC guidance notes that people who help effect private securities transactions may trigger broker-dealer registration requirements, and transaction-based compensation is a major factor. The SEC specifically warns that the fact an offering is private does not automatically exempt a placement agent from broker-dealer requirements. 

So  do not put “3%-5% of investments raised” in this job posting. Keep compensation fixed/project/milestone based unless securities counsel structures something else.

What Success Looks Like

• High-quality investor pipeline rather than random investor lists.
• Appropriate investors reaching Founder conversations.
• No missed follow-ups.
• Clean investor CRM.
• Investor requests handled rapidly.
• Qualified indications of interest documented.
• Capital pipeline visibility improves weekly.
• Investor communications remain consistent with approved company materials.

Ideal Candidate

• Investor relations, private capital research, startup finance, family-office research, venture ecosystem or capital-markets support experience.
• Excellent executive communication.
• Strong research and CRM discipline.
• Understanding of early-stage investment terminology.
• Ability to distinguish an investor prospect from a genuinely qualified capital opportunity.
• Strong discretion and confidentiality.
• Global mindset and cross-cultural communication skills.
• Familiarity with edtech, sustainability, digital commerce, marketplaces or impact-oriented ventures preferred.

Compensation & Growth

• Fixed project or milestone compensation.
• No percentage of investment capital raised.
• Enhanced funded-stage contractor arrangement may become available as operating capital increases.
• Strong performers may receive priority consideration for a funded Investor Relations/Capital Operations position.

Screening Questions

1. How would you build a qualified investor pipeline for an early-stage company rather than simply creating a list of wealthy people?
2. What information would you capture in an investor CRM?
3. When should an investor conversation be escalated to the Founder?
4. Explain the difference between investor-relations support and negotiating a securities transaction.

Verde Nexus Global is building a globally scalable ecosystem at the intersection of AI-enabled education, workforce development, sustainability, agriculture, digital commerce, affiliate infrastructure, and global marketplace opportunities. Designed for reach across 47+ countries and 22+ languages, the platform connects learners, instructors, entrepreneurs, affiliates, vendors, institutional partners, and communities through one integrated digital ecosystem.

Verde Nexus combines AI-enabled learning, digital entrepreneurship, sustainable and organic commerce, workforce pathways, institutional partnerships, vendor-marketplace infrastructure, and recurring-revenue models to create measurable economic and social impact. Our U.S. flagship pilot begins in the Raleigh-Durham market while international market development progresses in parallel.

We are building a performance-driven, globally minded team of professionals who value innovation, accountability, collaboration, sustainability, and measurable execution. Team members have the opportunity to contribute during an early stage of growth while helping build systems, partnerships, and market pathways designed for long-term global scale.

Company Description

Verde Nexus Global is building a globally scalable ecosystem at the intersection of AI-enabled education, workforce development, sustainability, agriculture, digital commerce, affiliate infrastructure, and global marketplace opportunities. Designed for reach across 47+ countries and 22+ languages, the platform connects learners, instructors, entrepreneurs, affiliates, vendors, institutional partners, and communities through one integrated digital ecosystem.\n\nVerde Nexus combines AI-enabled learning, digital entrepreneurship, sustainable and organic commerce, workforce pathways, institutional partnerships, vendor-marketplace infrastructure, and recurring-revenue models to create measurable economic and social impact. Our U.S. flagship pilot begins in the Raleigh-Durham market while international market development progresses in parallel.\n\nWe are building a performance-driven, globally minded team of professionals who value innovation, accountability, collaboration, sustainability, and measurable execution. Team members have the opportunity to contribute during an early stage of growth while helping build systems, partnerships, and market pathways designed for long-term global scale.