You’ll need several years of experience in a finance-related field to qualify for entry-level investor relations (IR) positions. This experience should involve work in investment banking, equity research, accounting, or financial or strategy consulting. An IR manager will need five or so years of experience in lower-level IR positions (or in a corporate IR position), and IR directors need 10 years of private equity or corporate IR experience.
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