Vice President of Portfolio Governance

Company Description

Kalos Ventures is a thesis-driven, founder-first investment firm focused on opportunities emerging at the intersection of major technological advancements and rapid demographic change. The firm invests in companies leveraging AI, automation, and robotics to transform key sectors. Kalos partners with founders innovating in workforce, care, and education as these forces reshape society. Team members have the opportunity to work closely with mission-driven entrepreneurs and help scale impactful businesses across these domains. Role Description The Vice President of Portfolio Governance is a full-time remote role responsible for overseeing governance, performance, and strategic alignment across Kalos Ventures’ portfolio companies. This role involves building and maintaining governance frameworks, monitoring portfolio performance, and ensuring that investment theses are reflected in operational and financial decisions. The Vice President will review and analyze financial reports, risk metrics, and compliance processes, and collaborate with founders and internal stakeholders to drive value creation and long-term sustainability. Day-to-day activities include leading portfolio review meetings, standardizing reporting, supporting capital planning and funding decisions, and identifying opportunities for operational improvements and best-practice sharing. The role also requires close coordination with the investment team to refine governance policies, inform investment committee discussions, and contribute to firm-wide strategic initiatives.

Qualifications

Candidates should possess strong Financial Planning and Finance skills, with experience in budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation. Candidates should possess solid Investments and Financial Services experience, including familiarity with portfolio management, risk assessment, and performance measurement. Candidates should possess advanced Analytical Skills, with the ability to interpret complex data, develop insights, and present clear recommendations. Experience in portfolio governance, board or observer roles, and building standardized reporting frameworks is highly beneficial. Proven ability to collaborate with founders and executive teams, influence without direct authority, and manage multiple stakeholders. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare concise memos, presentations, and portfolio updates. Background in venture capital, growth equity, or related investment environments is preferred; relevant advanced degree (e.g., MBA, CFA, or similar) is a plus. Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a remote, distributed team environment and to manage competing priorities with minimal supervision.