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Executive Assistant - Investment Management - Boston, MA
We are currently seeking candidates for an Executive Assistant position with an elite boutique asset management firm located in Boston, MA. The Executive Assistant will be responsible for providing office management and executive support to the CEO and C‑Suite leadership, including performing complex calendar management, coordinating travel arrangements (domestic and international), and overseeing meeting preparation. This position will also manage day‑to‑day office operations to ensure efficient daily operations. The ideal candidate will have 3‑5+ years of executive assistant, administrative assistant, or office management experience in investment management, financial services, or related professional services environment.

This is a 3‑6+ month contract‑to‑hire opportunity, paying between $40‑$50/hour (depending on experience). This position supports a hybrid work model (onsite 4 days and remote 1 day per week).

Provide executive support to the CEO and C‑Suite leaders, while overseeing day‑to‑day office operations

Manage complex calendars, meetings, and domestic and international travel

Prepare and manage executive correspondence, presentations, and briefing materials

Coordinate executive, board, and investor/client meetings, including agendas, materials, and logistics

Oversee office operations, including vendor management (IT, facilities, supplies, security), onboarding support, and workspace logistics

Serve as the primary point of contact for office needs and a trusted liaison for internal and external stakeholders

Handle confidential information with discretion and support special projects as needed

Bachelor’s degree (required)

3‑5+ years of executive, administrative, and office assistant experience in investment management, financial services, or related professional services

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook)

Fluency in English and Spanish, with the ability to communicate professionally in both written and verbal contexts (preferred, but not required)