Carter Morse & Goodrich, a Southport, Connecticut-based investment bank located in a former tide mill near Long Island Sound, is looking for a mid-level professional to join a close-knit team that helps family-owned companies find buyers.
“It’s a small firm and every hire matters,” said Chris Reenock (pictured), a director who joined the firm last year. “We want folks who are serious about their work but who don’t take themselves too seriously.”
The firm is looking for someone with three to seven years of experience working in M&A or in a related field, such as accounting or corporate finance. You’ll join a team of about 10 professionals that at any time might be working on six to eight transactions. Responsibilities range from interfacing with clients to taking the lead on writing CIMs and marketing materials, to managing the financial modeling work of junior professionals. The firm recently hired two first-year analysts.
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