Vice President, Corporate Trust Services
Company Description
Titanium Core Capital is the newest platform within TCC Management, a firm with over $500M in assets under management. The platform is focused on aggregating and operating industrial outdoor storage (IOS) and adjacent light-industrial assets. Titanium Core Capital targets sites leased to essential-use tenants in logistics, construction, energy, and equipment services. These mission-critical businesses rely on secure, flexible storage and laydown space, creating a stable and growth-oriented environment for real estate and operations professionals. Team members join a focused, specialized platform with exposure to institutional investment practices and operational excellence. Role Description The Vice President, Corporate Trust Services is a full-time remote role responsible for overseeing trust and fiduciary functions across Titanium Core Capital’s IOS and light-industrial portfolio. This role manages financial oversight of trust structures, including cash management, reporting, and compliance with trust and lending agreements. The Vice President develops and executes strategic plans for corporate trust services, aligning them with asset management, capital deployment, and risk mitigation objectives. Day-to-day responsibilities include reviewing financial performance, coordinating with legal, finance, and operations teams, and ensuring accurate, timely reporting to investors, lenders, and internal stakeholders. The role also supports facility-related trust matters, evaluates new transactions, designs governance processes, and implements best practices to maintain strong controls and stakeholder confidence.
Qualifications
Strong Analytical Skills to interpret complex financial, operational, and trust-related data and support decision-making. Finance and Budgeting capabilities to manage trust accounts, oversee cash flows, and coordinate portfolio-level financial planning. Strategic Planning experience to design and execute corporate trust strategies aligned with organizational and portfolio objectives. Facility Management (FM) exposure to understand operational requirements of IOS and light-industrial assets within trust structures. Proven experience in corporate trust services, real estate finance, or related financial services, ideally within industrial or logistics sectors. Knowledge of trust agreements, lending structures, and regulatory or compliance frameworks relevant to institutional real estate and finance. Excellent written and verbal communication skills for clear reporting and stakeholder engagement across internal and external partners. Demonstrated ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage multiple priorities, and collaborate across cross-functional teams. Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, Economics, or a related field; advanced degree or professional certifications (e.g., CFA, CPA) are a plus.