Hiring | Investments Manager

[Christine Do]

The Roberts Impact Investing Fund (RIIF) is looking for an Investments Manager to help shape and underwrite RIIF's growing family of impact investment funds, with an immediate focus on the Appalachian Growth Fund.

This role sits at the center of fund building — partnering closely with our Appalachia Ecosystem Manager to scout and screen potential investments, co-manage deal flow across debt, equity, and hybrid structures, and lead end-to-end underwriting. You’ll build rigorous financial models and stress tests, structure creative transactions, and produce clear, compelling investment memoranda for senior leadership and the Investment Committee.

We’re looking for someone with investment experience (private equity, growth equity, venture, investment banking, or impact investing), strong modeling and structuring skills, and the judgment to navigate ambiguity in a multi-product, early-stage fund environment.

Experience in rural or underserved markets — particularly Central Appalachia — is required, as is comfort leveraging AI and modern analytics tools to enhance rigor and efficiency. This is an opportunity to deploy capital thoughtfully, strengthen regional investment ecosystems, and play a meaningful role in revitalizing communities across Appalachia.

Learn more here: https://redefinealliance.org/job-opening/manager-investments/

About Roberts Impact Investing Fund (RIIF): The Roberts Impact Investing Fund (RIIF) is a 501(c)(3) debt fund that provides loan capital and technical assistance to non-profit and for-profit social enterprises (SEs). In response to demand from SE partners, Redefine Alliance launched its Impact Lending practice in 2017 to accelerate the growth of the field. In 2019, RIIF was formed as an affiliate of Redefine Alliance to provide financing for employment focused social enterprises and businesses that employ and support individuals facing barriers such as experiences of homelessness, criminal justice involvement, addiction and mental health issues, youth disconnected from school and work, and survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. RIIF became a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) in 2021. RIIF helps improve borrower financial sustainability and strengthen business operations to employ more individuals striving to achieve economic power.