Thought Leadership Associate
comms search selectionNew York (NY)
About the role
Thought Leadership Associate Manhattan, New York - hybrid working pattern$135,000 - $185000A leading global investment and technology firm are seeking proactive, analytical individual to help build a new client function, oriented towards portfolio development and creating insights into investor-facing content. You will be part of the Thought Leadership team and work closely with Investor Relations and investment teams across the firm.
Responsibilities:
Contribute to the building of a new function to support the raising and retention of capital. Collaborate with different functions across the organisation such as IR and research and investment teams. Develop and update the function's summaries, materials, and other ongoing content for IR reference. Support the drafting and review process for longer-form content, including white papers, market insights, presentations etc. Manage multi-departmental content requests. Required skills and experience:3-5 years of experience within either the product team, investor relations, client/ investor communications in a financial services organisation. A proven track record of sharp analytical thinking and experience of project management, while collaborating effectively with stakeholders at every level of the business. Bachelor's degree or higher.
Benefits:
Yearly bonus Medical and prescription drug coverage 401(k) contribution matching Wellness reimbursement If this sounds interesting, please apply immediately with an up to date CV for a detailed conversation. Due to the high volume of applications, it may not be possible to reply to all applicants.
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