- Salary
- $170k – $190k
- Location
- Remote
- Workplace
- Remote
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Administration
- Seniority
- Senior
- Experience
- 10+ years
- Source
- Pinpoint
Description
Senior Officer, Client Engagement
Department: Business Development and Client Engagement
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: Remote
Reporting To: Chief Growth and Impact Officer
Description
The Opportunity
As Senior Officer, Client Engagement, you will be an active champion of our mission, working with a diverse portfolio of clients ranging from high net-worth individuals and family office clients to foundations and corporations. You will be guiding onboarding, coordinating multi‑party deliverables, and maintaining rigorous service operations that uphold ImpactAssets’ client-first approach.
Key Responsibilities
- Serve as a primary day‑to‑day contact for an assigned book of clients (HNW individuals, family offices, foundations, and corporates), ensuring timely responses, clear next steps, and consistently high service standards.
- Support client onboarding from signed engagement through full activation (documentation collection, digital tools access, and portfolio/account setup) in close partnership with teammates and BD colleagues.
- Plan, schedule, and prepare client meetings, account reviews, and educational touchpoints; assemble materials (presentations, performance snapshots, service metrics) and capture follow‑ups in CRM.
- Act as the client’s internal advocate to triage requests and able to make decisions independently, when within operating procedures. Able to shepherd deliverables across Investments, Operations, Legal/Compliance, Marketing and Client Service, balancing client needs with internal processes and timelines.
- Maintain accurate CRM records (profiles, meeting notes, tasks, next actions) and support team‑level reporting on service levels, onboarding status, and retention/expansion indicators. Understand and help maintain client profiles.
- Identify routine process improvements that enhance onboarding efficiency, client communications, and handoffs; document and socialize best practices with the CE team.
- Manage a more complex and strategically important client portfolio, including higher‑value accounts, multi‑stakeholder families, foundations, corporate entities, or clients with specialized needs.
- Set annual engagement plans and goals for client portfolio to hit organizational targets including but not limited to asset gathering, product asset gathering, referral goals, cross-selling (UpImpact) and other new business goals.
- Serve as an escalation point for client issues, nuanced service requests, or situations requiring judgment beyond standard operating procedures—resolving challenges proactively and coordinating with senior CE leadership when needed.
- Translate client goals (impact objectives, time horizon, liquidity, risk tolerance) into clear internal briefs that inform recommended next steps and education plans and escalate complex needs.
- Capture client feedback and recurring themes; route insights to CE leadership and cross‑functional partners to refine playbooks, FAQs, and client‑facing materials.
- Represent the organization professionally in client meetings and selected events; support logistics and follow‑through.
- Perform additional responsibilities aligned with the scope of the role.
Qualifications
- 10+ years of experience in client‑facing relationship management, account management, client service, or consultative support within investment/wealth management, private funds, philanthropy/DAF, or impact investing.
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (or equivalent experience).
- Demonstrated success managing sophisticated stakeholder relationships coordinating multi‑party deliverables and driving follow‑through.
- Strong working knowledge of public and private market investment terms and concepts, with the ability to speak credibly and translate them for clients at varying levels of sophistication.
- Substantive experience in impact investing and/or values-aligned investment strategies, with the ability to communicate impact value propositions credibly and compellingly.
- Impact fluency (working knowledge): Understands core concepts of impact/values‑aligned investing and the organization’s offerings; knows when to bring in specialists.
- Service operations & organization: Exceptional attention to detail; reliably coordinates meetings, agendas, materials, and follow‑ups across multiple concurrent client workstreams.
- Process discipline: Consistent use of CRM for notes, tasks, and pipeline stage updates related to onboarding and ongoing engagement; supports accurate reporting.
- High degree of professionalism, discretion, and judgment when handling confidential information and investor relationships.
- Proficiency with Microsoft 365 applications including Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Teams required.
- Proficiency with cloud-based collaboration tools, such as Box and Asana.
- Experience working in a virtual working environment.
- Knowledge and passion for using investing as a means by which to engender social or environmental impact.
Benefits and Perks
- Unique benefits, including virtual work stipend and contribution to employee’s own Donor Advised Fund
- Competitive total compensation, including discretionary bonus, 401(k) plan, and generous time off plan
- Compensation ranges from $170,000 - $190,000 and is highly dependent on experience and location
- Comprehensive benefits package including full health and wellness coverage, professional development funding, and generous paid family and parental leave
- Opportunities for training and career development in a fast-paced, progressive organization
- Values-driven culture