Harris healthcare
Corporate Development Research Analyst - Mergers & Acquisitions
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The Corporate Development Research Analyst conducts industry research, evaluates acquisition targets, develops dashboards, and presents insights to stakeholders.
● Identify and curate data from internal and external sources, including industry databases, reports, and public filings.
● Develop dashboards, reports, and presentations to communicate insights and recommendations to stakeholders.
● Develop and maintain comprehensive datasets on potential acquisition targets.
● Conducting industry research to support business development activities
● Evaluate potential acquisition targets based on predefined criteria, including market fit, financial performance, and strategic alignment.
● Create detailed profiles and actionable insights for prioritized targets.
● Other ad-hoc projects as required
Top Skills
Dashboards
Data Analysis Tools
Reporting Tools
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