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Russell-Cooke LLP is seeking a confident Executive Assistant to join the Private Client team in Kingston upon Thames. The role involves diary management, client communications, document filing, and liaison across departments to support fee earners.
You will handle client relationships, support financial compliance, and contribute to the department’s marketing and events initiatives in a collaborative, deadline-driven environment.
Hours Full Time, 9.30am – 5.30pm
Department Private Client, Kingston
The Role
We are seeking a confident, enthusiastic, energetic, self- motivated Executive Assistant to work in our friendly and ambitious team based in central riverside offices in Kingston upon Thames.
The successful candidate will work in a supportive collegiate team that is widely recognised for its expertise in this area as well as specialist areas. The team handles high quality interesting work including: the administration of complex estates; advising on residence and domicile; cross-border issues; advising individuals on the tax implications of family breakdown; succession planning for family businesses and entrepreneurs; the creation, administration and taxation of trusts; advising on and drafting wills; taxation advice; and advising on capacity issues.
Main duties include but are not limited to:
Client relationships
Financials and compliance
Technical skills and expertise
Your career development
The Executive Assistants are part of a cohort across the firm which enables networking and sharing of knowledge and expertise. A bespoke training programme is provided to support you with your development.
Salary and benefits
We offer competitive salaries and generous benefits.
We have a diverse workforce and aim to attract high calibre applicants that reflect the demography of our geographical location and client base. Individuals will be employed solely on merit and the requirement of the position. No applicant or employee receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of sex, race, marital status, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender Identity or religion. Reasonable adjustments will be made to eliminate or reduce disadvantage.