Tigbourne Capital Ltd
Private Equity Intern

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Private Equity Origination – Analysts, Associates & Interns
About the Role
This is your opportunity to be on the front lines of deal origination in the private equity space. We are looking to deploy over $1 billion in capital over the next 12 months and need motivated Analysts, Associates, and Interns to help make it happen.
In this origination-focused role, you will connect directly with executives leading the global energy and infrastructure sector. Your mission: identify opportunities, start conversations, and drive deals from first contact to senior-level discussions with our Managing Director and decision-makers at oil and infrastructure operators.
Key Responsibilities
- Research and map regional energy/infrastructure assets.
- Build targeted contact lists and maintain our CRM.
- Conduct high-volume, multi-channel outreach (email, LinkedIn, VoIP, calls, DMs).
- Schedule and coordinate meetings with decision-makers and senior leadership.
- Brainstorm and test new origination strategies (e.g., generative AI tools, social media platforms, multilingual outreach).
- Draft proposals and investment memorandums for internal and external stakeholders.
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What a Typical Week Looks Like
- Research: Identify key players, assets, and opportunities in assigned regions.
- Database Building: Feed the CRM with verified, high-quality contacts.
- Outreach: Persistent, consistent contact with executives and decision-makers.
- Collaboration: Work with leadership to refine strategies and explore new channels.
- Documentation: Prepare polished proposals and investment memos for committees and asset managers.


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Qualifications
- Senior undergraduate or graduate student.
- U.S. citizen with strong written and verbal communication skills (no sponsorship available).
- Comfortable using email, LinkedIn, VoIP, and phone systems for professional outreach.
- 15–20 hours per week availability. Sunday morning meetings are mandatory.
Note: This is an unpaid opportunity. Any potential compensation would be tied to deal flow generated and is not guaranteed in any form. Past participants have leveraged this role as a launching pad into highly successful careers in private equity, investment banking, and the energy sector—making it a proven breeding ground for future industry leaders.
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