Senior Associate, Leadership Practice
$100,000 - $125,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000 - $125,000 per year
About the role
- Own projects, interdependent workstreams, or a significant portion of a large engagement, and integrate results into a coherent client-ready answer.
- Produce fully formed, client-ready work product with limited senior iteration and exceptional standards for rigor, accuracy, storyline, judgment, and usefulness.
- Anticipate engagement-level issues, propose solutions, and escalate with judgment; help shape the workplan, storyline, and recommendations with more senior consultants.
- Build trusted relationships with project-level and increasingly senior client stakeholders; lead substantive portions of client meetings and increasingly influence client thinking and action.
- Direct and review junior team members’ work, ensuring quality, pace, effective handoffs, and timely feedback while building others’ capabilities.
- When assigned alongside Client Success Team members, work collaboratively to ensure all facets of client delivery are see as exemplary in the eyes of the client.
- Deepen selected solution, functional, or sector expertise and apply it independently in client work; synthesize market and firm knowledge into useful insights.
- Contribute substantively to proposals, pitches, account planning, and opportunity development; connect relevant capabilities across Leadership and Executive Compensation and take ownership of defined Practice or firm initiatives.
- Exceptional delivery standards, attention to detail, and commitment to fully formed work product.
- Structured problem solving, synthesis, and ability to integrate multiple workstreams into a coherent answer.
- Sound judgment, proactive issue resolution, and anticipation of engagement-level needs and risks.
- Clear, compelling written and verbal skills with increasing client influence.
- Team coordination, quality review, coaching, and constructive feedback.
- Developing subject-matter depth, curiosity, and strong learning agility.
- Professionalism, integrity, confidentiality, collaboration, and an enterprise mindset
- Demonstrated ability to own and integrate multiple workstreams or significant portions of an engagement and deliver fully formed, client-ready work product with limited senior iteration.
- Strong analytical, synthesis, written, verbal, and presentation skills, including shaping storylines and recommendations and engaging in substantive client discussions.
- Ability to anticipate issues, exercise sound judgment, review junior colleagues’ work, and demonstrate growing subject-matter depth and commercial awareness.
- Flexibility to pivot attention to more pressing client needs, as directed.
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