Job Description
SAMRIDH Impact Solutions (SIS), a subsidiary of IPE Global, enhances private sector participation in addressing crucial socio-economic challenges across developing markets by connecting enterprises, investors, and donors. Leveraging IPE Global’s 25+ years of experience in international development and strong presence across Asia and Africa, it bridges critical gaps that limit the scalability and sustainability of impact-led private enterprises. SIS has built strategic partnerships with premier institutions to strengthen its ecosystem approach. It offers a comprehensive suite of integrated advisory services through three core service lines: TechPAD, Market and Business Advisory, and Impact Financing. These services collectively provide technical validation, market intelligence, regulatory guidance, and innovative funding pathways, along with comprehensive ecosystem support focused on strengthening private sector-led innovation. This integrated approach fosters synergy between commercial success and meaningful social impact across emerging markets.



The initiative aims to bolster the growth of healthcare technology solutions by fostering ideation; conducting rigorous technical, clinical, and commercial validations; supporting regulatory certifications and compliance; offering market access opportunities; providing business advisory support; and securing funding for sustainable growth.

Roles & Responsibilities
We are seeking a passionate and analytical investment skilled to join our Impact Investments team, with a focus on mobilizing private capital for high-impact enterprises in the health sector. The role involves sourcing mission-aligned enterprises, assessing their investment readiness, supporting capital raises, and engaging with investors.

Key Responsibilities

Market Research: Conduct in-depth industry research to identify emerging trends, investment opportunities, and relevant investors and stakeholders within the health sector.

Deal Sour

📌 Associate Manager (India)
🏢 SAMRIDH IMPACT
📍 India