Director, Investor Relations

About Bridgewater

Bridgewater Associates is a premier asset management firm, focused on delivering unique insight and partnership for the most sophisticated global institutional investors. Our investment process is driven by a tireless pursuit to understand how the world’s markets and economies work—using cutting‑edge technology to validate and execute on timeless and universal investment principles.

Founded in 1975, we are a community of independent thinkers committed to excellence. Our culture is anchored in constant improvement and is deeply tied to our mission—truth, transparency, feedback, and humility. We value meritocracy and seek to build meaning in work and relationships, continually evolving to meet the challenges of competitive markets.

Finance is the guardian of Bridgewater’s financial resources, driving sustainable shareholder value by controlling, safeguarding, and optimizing the firm’s financial assets. The Director of Investor Relations is a key driver of Bridgewater’s investor narrative, synthesizing complex financial and business information into clear, credible, and compelling communication for senior stakeholders.

• Serve as the primary architect and steward of the firm’s investor story, ensuring consistency, clarity, and strategic coherence across all shareholder communications.
• Translate business strategy, performance, and risk into investor‑ready messaging that reflects both near‑term results and long‑term value creation.
• Proactively identify narrative gaps, emerging investor questions, and areas where messaging must evolve as the firm grows.

• Act as the senior point of connection between the business and its shareholders, maintaining trusted, long‑term relationships grounded in credibility and transparency.
• Prepare and deliver high‑quality, client‑facing materials for shareholders, the CFO, and the Board, including quarterly and annual reporting, strategic updates, and ad‑hoc analyses.
• Partner closely with the CFO on board‑level reporting and investor communications, exercising sound judgment on framing, emphasis, and disclosure.

• Expand and elevate the scope of Investor Relations beyond historical execution to include forward‑looking strategy, positioning, and insight.
• Set the agenda and priorities for the IR function as it scales from an individual contributor model to a mature team capability.
• Establish best practices for synthesis, storytelling, and senior‑level communication within the IR team.

• Integrate inputs across finance, accounting, tax, FP&A, and the business to produce clear, decision‑relevant insights for senior leadership and shareholders.
• Lead the development of analyses related to valuation, capital structure, performance drivers, and scenario planning, with an emphasis on what matters most to investors.
• Ensure complex financial information is distilled into concise, structured outputs that support effective governance and decision‑making.

• Partner with accounting, FP&A, tax, legal, and business leaders to ensure accuracy, alignment, and consistency across all investor‑facing materials.
• Oversee shareholder‑related processes (e.g., earnings, distributions, reporting) at a strategic level, ensuring operational excellence without being consumed by day‑to‑day execution.
• Drive continuous improvement and systemization where it improves clarity, efficiency, or investor experience.

• Have a hunger to leverage financial analytics to tell and shape the business story, forming well synthesized, structured recommendations from financial information and communicating effectively with leadership.
• Are an independent thinker, eager and curious to learn about financial concepts and their business implications from experienced leaders in the space.
• Possess a high level of analytical ability, good common sense, and the capacity to iterate quickly in an…