M&A Manager (Technology & Media)

Overview

In this Corporate Finance role at KPMG, you will manage mid-market M&A transactions end-to-end, with a focus on technology, media and telecommunications. You’ll coordinate cross-functional teams, act as the primary client contact, and shape marketing and client materials to drive successful outcomes. You will guide junior colleagues, maintain project governance, and contribute to business development while upholding high-quality standards. This is a chance to deepen sector expertise within a growing Advisory practice and impact deal execution at scale.

Responsibilities

• Manage mergers and acquisitions projects from planning to completion with senior leadership oversight
• Act as day-to-day client contact, coordinating stakeholders and maintaining clear communication
• Lead preparation of marketing documents, pitches and client proposals
• Direct analysts and junior colleagues on live transactions, providing guidance to maintain momentum
• Coach junior team members and support their professional development
• Set, monitor and control project budgets, billing and reporting requirements
• Identify and resolve transaction issues using financial, analytical and strategic judgment
• Contribute to business development by building market relationships and supporting pitches

Key requirements

• Relevant corporate finance experience in an investment bank, property consultancy, professional services firm, mid-tier advisory firm or private equity
• Experience executing transactions across the deal lifecycle, including sell-side
• Experience managing complex projects with multiple priorities and deadlines
• Experience producing and reviewing transaction materials and financial analyses, including LBO and DCF
• Strong numerical, analytical and strategic thinking with problem-solving ability
• Clear written and verbal communication and ability to build client and colleague relationships

• clear and effective communication
• stakeholder management
• leadership and mentoring
• financial modelling
• leveraged buyout (LBO) analysis
• discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis

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