Director, Investor Relations

Role Summary

The Director of Investor Relations will collaborate with the Chief IR & Communications Officer to evolve and execute a strategic Investor Relations program. The Director will manage all day-to-day responsibilities for Arcellx’s investor relations program and interact routinely with senior executives and members of the financial community. Your work will have a big impact on our ability to get our transformative therapy to patients in need.

Responsibilities

• Collaborates with the IRO on the development of the IR strategy, operating plan, and budget.
• Provides support for the following activities:
• Annual shareholder meeting.
• IR events at scientific meetings.
• Presentations at broker-sponsored conferences and meetings.
• Presentations at company-hosted conferences and meetings.
• Discussions with analysts and review of draft reports for accuracy of publicly disclosed information.
• Visits by the IRO and other senior leaders to institutional investors.
• Visits by investors to the company headquarters or other company sites.
• Manages the content for the IR website.
• Prepares data book or fact book/sheet – executes design, content, production, and delivery.
• Manages quarterly earnings process and deliverables, including script, deck, and Q&A materials.
• Assists with executing an impactful investor engagement program, including investor conferences, non-deal roadshows, IR days, annual meeting, on-site meetings, and other IR events.
• Delivers concise and impactful communications to support Arcellx’s participation at scientific conferences.
• Executes the collection, analysis, and presentation of feedback to the company of investors’ perceptions and opinions, brokerage security analysts’ positions and summaries, relative stock price movements, and periodic ownership analysis.
• Collaborates with Public Relations on developing key messages, integration, and consistency of messages and efforts.
• Conducts peer and competitive analysis of clinical pipelines and business models.
• Assists with delivering highly responsive and accurate communications to inbound inquiries from members of the financial community.
• Collects and manages analyst models.
• Collaborates on and assists with special projects as needed.

Qualifications

• Excellent attention to detail, with very strong verbal and interpersonal communication skills.
• Expert in Excel and PowerPoint, with ability to understand and interpret financial statements and valuation models.
• Must be able to independently develop clear, concise and error-free Word, PowerPoint and Excel documents.
• Ability to work independently, lead meetings and work cross-functionally.
• A clear and thorough understanding of the financial modeling techniques used by security analysts to project a company's operating and financial performance and the resulting value for its stock.
• An energetic, efficient, and resourceful team player and individual contributor.
• Experience in the biotech or pharmaceutical industry and in analyzing and summarizing clinical data are essential.
• Preferred education and experience: BA degree in finance, life science or relevant field and minimum 10 years of relevant experience or an MBA and/or CFA with 8 years of related experience.

Skills

• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Financial modeling and data analysis
• Strategic planning and stakeholder management
• Cross-functional collaboration

Education

• BA degree in finance, life science, or relevant field; or MBA and/or CFA; and related experience as specified above.