Support executives, coordinate investor meetings, and manage day-to-day office operations for a small investment firm launching its first fund. The role requires a proactive, polished, highly organized professional who can handle broad responsibilities in an entrepreneurial New York office.
Embree Partners is a new investment firm launching our first fund in 2027, and we’re looking for an exceptional Executive Assistant / Office Manager to join our small, entrepreneurial team in New York ASAP. We’re looking for someone proactive, polished and highly organized who is excited to take on a broad role spanning executive support, investor meeting coordination and day-to-day office operations.
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