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Associate Director Valuation Damages
secretariatadvisorsllc
Lead complex business valuation and economic damages engagements at Secretariat’s Toronto team, using advanced financial analysis and client communication skills. Work with senior professionals and testifying experts on high-profile disputes and arbitrations.
As an Associate Director, you will deliver engagements across valuation, finance, accounting, economics, and law. Secretariat’s practice serves legal, risk, and regulatory matters for law firms, corporations, and institutions. The work spans post-acquisition disputes, shareholder disputes, contract breaches, and international arbitrations.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage business valuation and economic damages engagements
Develop and review complex financial models and valuation analyses
Prepare and review expert reports and rebuttal analyses
Communicate findings and requirements with clients and counsel
Support experts through hearings, trials, and mediations
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant business discipline
CBV, CPA, CFA, ACA, ACCA, or equivalent designation
Approximately seven to ten years of relevant experience
Advanced Microsoft Excel and strong quantitative skills
Experience supervising and developing junior professionals
Bring valuation, damages, financial modeling, and engagement leadership expertise to Secretariat’s complex Toronto disputes practice.
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Apply on source site As an Associate Director, you will deliver engagements across valuation, finance, accounting, economics, and law. Secretariat’s practice serves legal, risk, and regulatory matters for law firms, corporations, and institutions. The work spans post-acquisition disputes, shareholder disputes, contract breaches, and international arbitrations.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage business valuation and economic damages engagements
Develop and review complex financial models and valuation analyses
Prepare and review expert reports and rebuttal analyses
Communicate findings and requirements with clients and counsel
Support experts through hearings, trials, and mediations
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant business discipline
CBV, CPA, CFA, ACA, ACCA, or equivalent designation
Approximately seven to ten years of relevant experience
Advanced Microsoft Excel and strong quantitative skills
Experience supervising and developing junior professionals
Bring valuation, damages, financial modeling, and engagement leadership expertise to Secretariat’s complex Toronto disputes practice.
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