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VP & Associate General Counsel

Littleton, CO

Full-time

Onsite

Director/Executive

$225K/yr - $325K/yr

13+ years exp

EchoStar is reimagining the future of connectivity, and they are seeking a VP & Associate General Counsel to lead their securities, M&A, and corporate governance team. The role involves managing SEC filings, advising on investor relations, and overseeing corporate governance policies and procedures.

ElectronicsMobileTelecommunications

Responsibilities

Prepare and review SEC filings (including Annual Reports, Quarterly Reports, proxy statements, and beneficial ownership reports) and other securities work as needed

Develop and maintain policies for compliance with securities-related regulatory requirements, including the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and Nasdaq rules

Advise on investor relations matters, including quarterly results’ publications, scripts and announcements and appropriate disclosures

Assist with equity plans and executive compensation matters, including executive compensation agreements and equity award agreements

Play a lead role in reviewing and commenting on documents prepared by outside counsel

Respond to due diligence requests, and coordinate responses from others at the company

Provide advice on compliance with debt covenants. In conjunction with corporate treasury, establish, update and maintain systems and processes for ensuring covenant compliance

Review and maintain corporate governance policies and procedures, including Board and committee charters, corporate policies and guidelines, and other governance documents

Support Board and committee meetings, such as preparing and/or supervising the preparation of meeting materials, resolutions and minutes

Supervise team members who perform domestic and international subsidiary maintenance work

Build on/improve process to ensure filings are made in a timely manner, including the creation of playbooks and handbooks

Oversee annual appointments of officers and directors, internal restructurings

Prepare/review documentation related to cash management transactions among entities, such as dividends, capital contributions, etc

Qualification

Federal securities lawsCorporate governanceM&A transactionsCapital markets experienceExecutive compensationAnalytical skillsIntellectual curiosityOrganizational skillsWritten communicationVerbal communicationProblem-solving skillsAttention to detail

Required

Expertise in Federal securities laws and filings and corporate governance matters, including Nasdaq listing rules

Familiarity with a wide variety of financings: secured and unsecured high yield notes, securitizations, credit agreements, convertible notes and equity issuances

Strong executive presence, with demonstrated ability to be articulate and persuasive in fast-paced settings, including with executive management and the Board of Directors

Exceptional organizational and personnel management skills

Mastery of written and verbal communication skills

Ability to translate complex financing terms into plain English

Intellectual curiosity

Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, business acumen and judgment, strategic legal thinking, initiative, attention to detail and ability to work independently

Successful candidates will have at least 5 years of law firm experience in securities and capital markets, governance and general corporate work with another 8-12 years of in-house experience

Relevant degree and admission to the Bar of a state or jurisdiction of the United States with the ability to obtain authorization for Colorado