Capital Raising; Associate, Manager, or Director Level

Bespoke Holdings Company (BHC) is a Denver-based real estate investment management firm with a simple but non-negotiable vision: to impact and improve the lives of our business associates. We acquire underserved industrial assets in high-growth U.S. markets, deploying investor capital with a long-term ownership mindset. We always have skin in the game. We co-invest in every property we acquire and structure the majority of our compensation to be performance-based, because we believe alignment isn’t a feature;

it’s a foundation.

We’re a lean, high-conviction team built on trust, integrity, and transparent communication. We’ve raised and deployed over $50 million in equity across three active Funds, and we’re building toward the next milestone. This is not a transactional role at a faceless institution. This is a seat at the table of a growing firm where your relationships define the pipeline, your capital formation efforts shape the portfolio, and your contribution is directly visible and directly rewarded.

The Director of Capital Raising is a principal-level role responsible for driving BHC’s capital formation efforts, from strategy development and investor cultivation through commitment closing and ongoing LP relationship management. Each day is oriented around identifying and engaging new capital sources across high-net-worth, family office, and Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) channels; advancing active fundraising initiatives with discipline and urgency; and ensuring that existing investors receive the communication, reporting, and stewardship that sustains long-term trust.

This role also requires direct collaboration with the CEO and internal teams on fund strategy, investor materials, and the launch of new investment vehicles.

This is a high-ownership position on a lean, high-conviction team. The Director exercises independent judgment in cultivating investor relationships, structuring capital commitments, and overseeing BHC’s investor reporting processes and communications throughout the fund lifecycle.

Economic participation is direct, with compensation structured to reflect the performance of every investment product the Director helps capitalize.

Candidates who are experienced capital raising professionals seeking principal-level responsibility, performance-based upside, and the opportunity to contribute to an entrepreneurial, growing platform will find this role to be an exceptional fit.

• Formulate and implement comprehensive capital raising strategies in conjunction with the CEO, tailored to the specific needs and objectives of our Funds and industrial investment projects.
• Cultivate and nurture relationships with high net-worth individuals, family offices, RIA’s, foundations, endowments and other potential partners to expand the company’s investor base.
• Travel as necessary to represent BHC and participate in industry conferences, networking events, charity fundraisers, and industry associations to expand the company’s network.
• Monitor investor feedback, market trends, and competitive dynamics to inform capital strategy.
• Provide regular updates and reports to the CEO on fundraising progress and performance metrics.
• Collaborate with our team on the development and quality control of investor materials, presentations, and fund summaries.
• Support the launch of new investment vehicles and fund structures.
• Research competitive funds; compile strategy, pricing, and investor trends.
• Maintain accurate CRM records of investor interactions, commitments, and fund flows.
• Oversee performance reporting, investor communications, and investor reporting technologies.
• Coordinate with accounting and operations to support investor onboarding, distributions, tax reporting, and online account statements.
• Handle confidential investor information with the highest degree of discretion and integrity.

• Bachelor’s degree in business, Finance, Economics, or a related field strongly preferred.
• Advanced degree (MBA or equivalent), securities licenses (Series 7 and/or 66), Chartered Financial Analyst, Certified Financial PlannerTM not required but preferred.