Client Service Associate - Wealth Management (Wichita)
$60,000-$75,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60,000-$75,000
About the role
- Serve as a key point of contact for high-net-worth individuals and families
- Support financial advisors with daily client service and account management
- Assist with new client onboarding, account documentation, and financial information collection
- Process client requests, resolve inquiries, and maintain accurate client records
- Coordinate with financial advisors, investment teams, compliance, and financial planning departments
- Build strong client relationships through proactive communication and follow-upMaintain client information and track activities using Salesforce CRMAssist with scheduling, meeting preparation, and advisor administrative support
- Use Microsoft Office, Salesforce, and AI tools to improve service efficiency
- What They're Looking For 2+ years of experience in wealth management, financial services, an RIA, or financial advisory client service preferred
- Experience working with high-net-worth clients and families
- Series 65 license required within 120 days of employment if not already held
- Experience supporting financial advisors, wealth managers, or investment professionals
- Proficiency with Salesforce, Microsoft Office, and AI tools
- Strong client communication, organization, and problem-solving skills
- Ability to manage multiple client requests while maintaining accuracy and professionalism
- Bachelor's degree preferred
- Why You'll Love It$60,000-$75,000 base salary
- Opportunity to work directly with private wealth advisors and affluent clients
- Build valuable experience in financial planning, investments, and wealth management
- Professional development, training, and mentorship opportunities
- Collaborative environment focused on exceptional client service
- Great career opportunity for someone looking to grow within wealth management or financial advisory services
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