This position is expected to partner and collaborate with a variety of internal customers including Mayo Clinic senior leadership as well as functional leaders across the organization. This position will own relationships with external business entities and serve as the point person on sourcing, valuing, negotiating, and executing strategic transactions on behalf of Mayo Clinic. It will be expected that the incumbent will lead and manage deals from end to end with minimal supervision, from sourcing to close.

Key Responsibilities include: 
Identifying transactions and partnerships that further Mayo's strategic priorities in coordination with the Chair, Corporate Development, the broader Department of Business Development, and the Administrators and Medical leadership of Mayo Clinic. 
Execute transactions including process management, structuring, negotiations, and closing deals. 
Create thesis documents, business plans and deal memos. 
Advise, drive, and negotiate deal terms. 
Lead team of shared resources Corporate Development staff in development of operating, financial, and deal models. 
Perform due diligence, including financial analysis & risk assessments in support of proposed transactions, on technologies, markets, partners, and ventures. 
Partner closely with Mayo subject matter experts to complete required work and reach investment and transaction recommendations. 
Manage cross-functional due diligence teams in partnership with Mayo subject matter experts with a hands-on, team-oriented approach. 
Ensure effective management of post-closing deal terms, hand-off to integration teams, value tracking and course adjustment as necessary. 
Provide mentorship, project guidance, and talent development of Corporate Development's shared resource pool of associates, senior associates, managers, and senior managers who will be staffed on transactions.

The successful candidate will possess an MBA or master's degree in a related field, and a minimum of 8 years' relevant business experience, including demonstrated ability in generating and executing new business ventures, (joint ventures, newcos, spin-offs, equity positions, acquisitions, mergers, etc.), and analyzing and reporting on new business opportunities, especially in healthcare.

A successful corporate development and deal-making track record in smaller, entrepreneurial company situations and/or in a large corporate environment, where business skills and knowledge, (including relevant strategic, financial, marketing and operational expertise) have been gained is required. Strong candidates will be comfortable executing cross-border and international transactions based on a proven track record and/or deal sheet.