Investment Banking Conference Volunteer

Private Equity Conference Volunteer (London 26th November)

Ready to take a major step into the world of private equity and finance? Join Private Equity Insights’ Volunteer Program and be a part of the world's largest PE community. Create a lasting positive impression towards 1,000+ investors, fund managers, and industry leaders, develop your leadership and professional skills, and be part of a community shaping the future of private markets.

Private Equity Insights organises the largest global events, enabling trillion-dollar funds to raise capital and facilitating thousands of M&A transactions by connecting fund managers and investors (LPs). The conferences bring together some of the most important big industry players such as Blackstone, BlackRock, Apollo, Carlyle, CVC, KKR, Permira, and many more. 

The platform is growing at a rapid pace, and we are therefore looking for bright, ambitious individuals who want to challenge themselves in an outstanding environment of the best of the best finance and operators.

If this sounds like you, join a team of 25+ peers and help us build, run, and deliver the UK’s largest Private Equity Conference. Your journey starts here.

Apply to become a part of the world's largest PE Community!

Why Volunteer?

• Exclusive Insights: Listen to stage talks from top industry leaders.
• Develop Key Skills: Build leadership, communication, and event management skills.
• Grow with PE Insights: Outstanding volunteers may join the team for future conferences across Europe.
• Peer group: Meet the like-minded ambitious and driven individuals and grow together
• Exclusive Social Experiences: Celebrate at the after-party and have fun

What do we expect from you?

• Available for 2 full days: the day before and the event day (25th–26th November)
• Highly motivated, proactive, and professional
• Excellent communicator with strong people skills
• Passionate about finance, business, events, or entrepreneurship
• Available to do online training for up to 5 hours in the weeks leading up to the event