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In-Office
Mystic, CT, USA
60K-75K Annually
Junior
60K-75K Annually
Junior
Financial Services
Supports financial advisors with client relationship management, financial planning analyses, meeting materials, account documentation, onboarding, portfolio strategy implementation, and ongoing service. Handles client communications, scheduling, follow-up, and operational workflows while developing expertise in investments, wealth transfer, estate and trust planning, and family governance. Requires securities licenses, financial services experience, strong organization, communication, and client-service skills.
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In-Office
Aiken, SC, USA
Entry level
Entry level
Financial Services
Supports financial advisors by administering, marketing, and growing client relationships. Responsibilities include providing timely customer service, handling client correspondence and inquiries, coordinating with home-office departments, organizing productivity campaigns, using firm technology, and identifying potential issues. The role requires strong communication, attention to detail, teamwork, ethical standards, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Financial services experience and securities licenses are preferred, though unlicensed candidates may obtain them within 12 months.
Top Skills: ExcelMicrosoft OutlookMicrosoft PowerpointMicrosoft WordSeries 63Series 65Series 66Series 7
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In-Office
Miami, FL, USA
Entry level
Entry level
Financial Services
Supports financial advisors by administering, marketing, and growing client relationships. Provides responsive client service, coordinates with home-office departments, prepares correspondence, organizes productivity campaigns, uses firm technology, and handles operational responsibilities. Requires strong communication, attention to detail, teamwork, ethical standards, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Securities licensing is preferred or must be obtained within twelve months of hire.
Top Skills: ExcelMicrosoft OutlookMicrosoft PowerpointMicrosoft Word
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In-Office
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Expert/Leader
Expert/Leader
Financial Services
Leads enterprise procurement and strategic sourcing, including procurement strategy, spend management, RFPs, contract negotiations, vendor governance, third-party risk, savings initiatives, reporting, and process automation. Partners with Legal, Compliance, Information Security, Risk, Finance, Technology, and senior leadership to optimize supplier relationships, improve commercial outcomes, maintain controls, and strengthen business continuity.
Top Skills: Accounts Payable SystemsContract Management SystemsManagement DashboardsProcurement TechnologySpend AnalyticsVendor Management Systems
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In-Office
Sewickley, PA, USA
Entry level
Entry level
Financial Services
Supports Financial Advisors by administering, marketing, and growing private client relationships. Provides responsive telephone and written communication, coordinates with home office departments, organizes productivity campaigns, uses firm technology to address inquiries, and identifies potential client issues. The role requires strong customer service, attention to detail, teamwork, ethical standards, Microsoft Office proficiency, and securities licensing or the ability to obtain required licenses within twelve months.
Top Skills: ExcelMicrosoft OutlookMicrosoft PowerpointMicrosoft Word
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In-Office
Blue Bell, PA, USA
Senior level
Senior level
Financial Services
Works with Financial Advisor teams to develop financial plans, provide investment analysis and advice, execute investment strategies, and manage existing and prospective client relationships. Identifies investment, fiduciary, lending, retirement, estate planning, and education funding needs while ensuring regulatory compliance and high-quality client service.
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In-Office
Aiken, SC, USA
Senior level
Senior level
Financial Services
Works alongside Financial Advisor teams to develop financial plans, provide investment analysis and advice, execute investment strategies, and manage client relationships. Identifies investment and lending needs, supports retirement and estate planning, strengthens existing relationships, and helps attract new assets while complying with firm and regulatory requirements.
Top Skills: Certified Financial Planner (Cfp)Series 63Series 65Series 66Series 7
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In-Office
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Junior
Junior
Financial Services
Supports accurate and timely processing of domestic and international corporate actions, including dividends, mergers, tenders, redemptions, and proxies. Reviews event notices, validates details, processes client elections, performs reconciliations, researches position and cash breaks, and resolves discrepancies with internal teams, custodians, depositories, and agents. Maintains procedures and controls, escalates risks, and meets time-sensitive deadlines in a securities operations environment.
Top Skills: Bny Custody PlatformsDtccJpmorgan Custody PlatformsExcelMS OfficeReconciliation ToolsWorkflow Tools
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In-Office
Syracuse, NY, USA
100K-200K Annually
Expert/Leader
100K-200K Annually
Expert/Leader
Financial Services
Leads complex-level growth through financial advisor recruiting, retention, coaching, productivity improvement, and business development. Partners with the Complex Director and internal departments to support strategic priorities, platform adoption, financial planning, teaming, asset growth, and fiduciary services. Manages and mentors financial advisors and branch personnel, reinforces performance standards, supports compliance, and fosters an advisor-centric culture. Ongoing travel among branches is expected.
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In-Office
Spartanburg, SC, USA
Entry level
Entry level
Financial Services
Provides front-of-house reception and administrative support for a wealth management branch. Responsibilities include greeting clients, routing calls, coordinating appointments, preparing meeting areas, handling mail and documents, managing supplies, supporting events, and assisting financial advisors with basic client service requests. The role is part-time, office-based, and offers exposure to wealth management and support for obtaining the SIE examination.
Top Skills: Microsoft OutlookMicrosoft Word
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