Director of Investor Relations

Axia Residential

Director of Investor Relations

Irvine, CA
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Benefits:

    401(k) matching

    Dental insurance

    Health insurance

    Opportunity for advancement

    Vision insurance

    Role Overview

    ARC Multifamily Group is seeking a hands-on, execution-driven Director of Investor Relations to own and operate the full investor experience across ARC’s multifamily funds and joint ventures as the platform scales to institutional-grade capital inflows (including a strategic partner targeting ~$100M per year).

    This is not a “delegator” or purely strategic role. This leader builds the machine, runs the machine, and is accountable for the outputs. You will personally drive investor reporting, LP communications, capital raise execution workflows, and IR systems—while continuously improving quality, speed, and scalability.

    The CEO retains ownership of capital strategy, fundraising leadership, and key relationship management. This role ensures that everything investors receive is accurate, polished, timely, and institutional-grade.

    This is a high-accountability, high-standards role for someone who has operated inside sophisticated fund environments and knows how to run IR like a first-class operation—not a marketing function.

    Core Responsibilities

    1. Investor Reporting & Communications (Primary Responsibility)

    Personally own and drive the quarterly and annual investor reporting process end-to-end

    Coordinate inputs across Finance, Asset Management, Operations, and Legal

    Draft, assemble, QA, and deliver:

    Quarterly and annual investor letters (CEO-reviewed)

    Financial summaries and portfolio updates

    Distribution notices

    Capital account statements

    Fund and deal-level performance packages

    Ensure:

    Institutional-quality accuracy

    Consistent formatting and messaging

    On-time delivery with zero tolerance for errors

    Continuously raise the bar on reporting quality, clarity, and professionalism

    1. LP Support & Day-to-Day Relationship Management

    Serve as the primary point of contact for LPs on:

    Performance questions

    Distributions

    Capital calls

    Capital account questions

    K-1 and tax document coordination

    Maintain a white-glove service standard with fast, professional, accurate responses

    Triage and escalate only truly strategic or sensitive issues to the CEO

    Proactively anticipate investor questions and build solutions, templates, and FAQs to enhance the investor experience.

    1. Capital Raise Execution & Investor Onboarding

    Own the operational execution of capital raises, including:

    Subscription processing

    Investor onboarding workflows

    Document coordination with Legal

    Funding status tracking

    Closing checklists and confirmations

    Maintain real-time visibility into:

    Commitments

    Funded amounts

    Open items

    Investor follow-ups

    Personally ensure a professional experience for both new and repeat investors

    Help convert existing LPs into long-term repeat capital partners through flawless execution

    1. Investor Experience, Systems & Process Building

    Own and continuously improve the investor portal experience (currently Appfolio)

    Create and maintain:

    Standardized reporting templates

    Communication workflows

    Investor FAQs and knowledge base

    Maintain CRM and investor data integrity:

    Accurate contact data

    Commitments tracking

    Communication history

    Segmentation (HNW, strategic LPs, etc).

    Design processes that scale from hundreds of investors to institutional-scale capital.

    1. Cross-Functional Execution Leadership

    Act as the execution hub between:

    Finance (financial accuracy, closes, K-1 timing)

    Asset Management (performance narratives, business plans)

    Legal/Compliance (subscriptions, disclosures, filings)

    Executive team (messaging and priorities)

    Drive internal deadlines to protect external investor commitments

    Ensure investors receive one consistent, high-quality ARC message at all times

    What This Role Is

    A hands-on owner of investor reporting and communications

    A builder of systems and processes who also runs them

    A detail-obsessed executor with high standards

    A single-threaded owner for the investor experience

    Qualifications

    Required

    5–8 years in investor relations, private equity, or real estate funds

    Proven track record of personally owning investor reporting and LP communications

    Deep comfort with:

    Financial statements

    Fund reporting

    Capital accounts

    Distributions

    Exceptional writing and communication skills

    Extreme attention to detail and deadline discipline

    Known for getting things done, not just managing people

    High judgment, discretion, and ownership mindset

    Strongly Preferred

    Multifamily or real estate private equity experience

    Hands-on experience with investor portals, CRMs, and reporting systems

    Working knowledge of fund structures, waterfalls, allocations, and K-1 processes

    Experience building IR processes from scratch or leveling up a growing platform

    Success in the First 12 Months Looks Like

    Clean, consistent investor communications

    Zero missed reporting deadlines

    Zero material reporting errors

    Repeatable IR workflows actually in use

    CEO materially freed from day-to-day LP operations

    Strong investor feedback on professionalism and responsiveness

    ARC viewed as institutional-grade in execution, not just in story