Associate Development Assistant (Business- East Coast)
$58,240.00 - $70,720.00 annually
ApplyAssociate Development Assistant (Business- East Coast)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$58,240.00 - $70,720.00 annually
About the role
- Assist ADMs in the planning and coordination of department team meetings and events: Coordinate events and meeting logistics across offices, including reserving meeting rooms, coordinating meeting room set-up, arranging food and beverage service, and ensuring Technology/AV requirements are met
- Create program communications, including invitations, reminders, program materials, agendas
- Provide ADMs with reporting assistance, which may involve: Attorney utilization, hours, attendance, and time entry compliance
- Attorney vacations, leaves of absence, and other transitions
- Attorney utilization on major case teams
- Pro bono hours/case deadlines, to help ADMs forecast when capacity will open upHigh-low hours to help ADMs load balance across the practice groups
- Support ADMs in managing attorney departures and related restaffing needs: Track attorney departure dates
- Ensure each departing attorney prepares their client matter transition checklist
- Distributes final version of the client matter transition checklist to relevant teams
- Provide ADMs with logistical support for mentoring and other talent programs (e.g., track participation, feedback, reimbursements)
- Bachelor's degree
- Intermediate Excel skills or willingness to learn (independently) and utilizing internal training resources to master the application
- Previous general office and computer experience
- Prior law firm experience
- Strong customer service focus
- Effective, efficient, and collegial communication skills, to include interpersonal, written, and presentation
- Strong organizational skills, including the ability to handle multiple, ongoing projects and effectively prioritize work
- Strong attention to detail
- Good judgment and problem-solving skills
- Willingness to receive and process critical feedback
- Ability to work harmoniously and effectively with others as part of a team
- Demonstrated ownership, commitment to the job, and initiative
- Confidentiality and discretion
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