Institutional Business Development Lead
Chainlink LabsFull Time
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
The Brattle Group, a privately held, global economics consulting firm, is looking for a Senior Manager, Business Development to join either our Boston, New York, or San Francisco office. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing and evolving team focused on building our business for the next generation. We thrive in a supportive, fun, and flexible environment, and care about our work, each other, and the clients who count on us. We want to add team members committed to excellence, client service, and collaboration to advance the program and function we are building.
The Senior Business Development Manager (BDM) works directly with the Managing Group Leader (MGL), Practice Development Manager (PDM), and Group Principals to develop and execute a revenue growth and market visibility plan. The Senior BDM will be embedded in the Securities Group and drive brand and business development initiatives for an active group of consultants in practice areas including but not limited to: Bankruptcy & Restructuring, Securities Class Actions, Tax & Transfer Pricing, Derivatives & Structured Finance, Oil & Gas, and M&A.
Economic consulting and expert testimony services
The Brattle Group provides economic consulting services, focusing on expert testimony and analysis in industries such as energy, utilities, and litigation. Their services include competition analysis, rate design, load flexibility, and asset valuation, particularly in antitrust and regulatory matters. The firm employs a team of skilled economists and industry experts who tailor their insights to meet the specific needs of clients, which include corporations, law firms, and government agencies. Unlike many competitors, The Brattle Group emphasizes specialized consulting and expert opinions, helping clients navigate complex economic and legal challenges. Their goal is to assist clients in making informed decisions and resolving disputes through in-depth economic analysis.