Boralex Inc.
Manager, Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)

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Join us to transform today's energy challenges into sustainable solutions for tomorrow, and make a difference for our planet and future generations.
Boralex has been providing renewable and affordable energy for over 30 years. The Group, composed of more than 800 employees, operates renewable assets with an installed capacity of over 3 GW and is developing a project portfolio of 6.8 GW in wind, solar, and energy storage.
As part of Boralex's growth strategy in Europe, we are seeking a Manager, Partnerships & Corporate Development to support the identification, evaluation, execution and management of strategic partnerships, acquisitions and divestments across the renewable energy sector.
Working closely with senior leadership and cross-functional teams including development, engineering, finance, tax, legal and operations, you will play a key role in driving external growth initiatives and corporate transactions. This position offers broad exposure to transaction execution, strategic analysis and investment decision-making in a fast-growing renewable energy platform.
⚡ You Will Play An Important Role In
- Identifying, evaluating and executing acquisition, partnership and investment opportunities aligned with Boralex's growth strategy across Europe.
- Leading and coordinating transaction processes, including due diligence, financial analysis, negotiations, transaction structuring, documentation, signings and closings.
- Supporting asset rotation and capital recycling activities, including divestment processes, dataroom management, investor engagement and transaction execution.
- Collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to provide strategic recommendations, monitor market developments and contribute to the continuous improvement of investment and transaction processes.
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💡 To Succeed In This Position, You Need
- A Master's degree in Finance, Economics, Engineering, Business or a related field, combined with significant experience in corporate development, M&A, investment management, infrastructure, renewable energy or investment banking.
- Strong financial modelling, valuation, commercial analysis and negotiation skills, with a solid understanding of M&A transactions and investment processes.
- A strong interest in renewable energy markets and business models, with experience in the renewable energy, infrastructure or utilities sector considered a strong asset.
- Excellent analytical, communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a collaborative and fast-paced environment. Advanced proficiency in Excel, PowerPoint and Word is required; French language skills are an asset.


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🌍Together, we will build a sustainable and inclusive world:
By joining our team, you will contribute to the growth of a company committed to the energy transition. Boralex promotes a culture of sustainable performance, aligned with its business objectives. We focus on long-term growth and profitability while aiming for the satisfaction of all our stakeholders. Continuous improvement is essential, with ambitious and measurable goals, and this culture is fostered by autonomy, the right to make mistakes, and employee empowerment.
Transparency, inclusion, and kindness are essential elements in creating a rewarding work environment where everyone can thrive and be themselves. This is why we raise awareness among all our teams on these issues and offer support networks, best practices, and educational content.
We value the diversity of experiences, perspectives, and expressions among our colleagues, partners, and communities. Feel free to join us, regardless of your age, origin, gender, potential disability, sexual orientation, or beliefs.
🌱To Be Fully Fulfilled In Your Daily Life
By joining our team, a growing leader in the renewable energy sector, you will benefit from a public transport allowance up to £100/month, a wellbeing bonus, and the possibility of hybrid working.
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