Senior Vice President, Corporate Development at eMolecules
📍 Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Jeff Desroches is a high-impact corporate development executive, currently serving as Senior Vice President at eMolecules. He specializes in M&A, strategy, and international dealmaking, driving growth for large, global companies. Colleagues describe him as a talented, knowledgeable, and big-picture thinker who is a benchmark for project management.
He holds an MBA from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University and an MS from the University of Florida.
Jeff has significant international experience, including a three-year expat assignment in the UK where he led global M&A efforts for a division of Atlas Copco.
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Experience
3 Years
Current Role
Senior Vice President, Corporate Development
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Personality Overview
How Jeff shows up
Persuasive
Assertive
Friendly But Fast
They like to keep things under control. They do not mind taking risks and can make hard decisions, if necessary. They respond better to a combination of speed and relationship.
Priorities
Topics Jeff cares about
M&A Lifecycle
Manages the entire deal lifecycle, from strategy development and valuation to due diligence, negotiation, and post-closing integration for global corporations.
Strategic Growth
Adept at identifying and executing strategic growth opportunities, including acquisitions, strategic alliances, technical collaborations, and divestitures.
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Career
Work history
5-2022
Senior Vice President, Corporate Development
eMolecules
Vice President, Strategy & Corporate Development
VAT GROUP
Vice President, Corporate Development
Atlas Copco
Vice President, Strategy & Corporate Development
VWR, part of Avantor
Corporate Development Director
Edwards Vacuum (division of Atlas Copco)
In the press
Media appearances
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Education
1998 - 2000
Master of Business Administration - MBA
W. P. Carey School of Business – Arizona State University
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