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American Corporation for Public Well Being (ACPWB) in Milwaukee seeks an Office Services Specialist to provide executive and leadership support to the Human Resources team of 21. This role shapes the daily operating environment, demanding high standards, professional discretion, and proactive problem solving.
You will manage day-to-day administrative functions, assist with payroll coordination, budgeting, communications, and records management while upholding firm policies.
Human Resources Administrative Full-Time, Senior Individual Contributor
The Office Services Specialist manages executive and leadership support for ACPWB's Human Resources team of 21. This is a role where your work product is the operational environment everyone else works in, which means the standard is high but the impact is immediate and visible. We are a professional services firm that practices what it publishes about treating employees well, and that starts with ensuring the people who keep the firm running are recognized and supported.
The Office Services Specialist will be an important part of ACPWB's Human Resources team, responsible for executive and leadership support in an organization that values its support staff as much as its advisors. You will handle a range of tasks that require both attention to detail and good judgment. Some will be routine. Some will require you to figure things out as you go. We are looking for someone who handles both with equal professionalism.
ACPWB's Human Resources team needs a Office Services Specialist who is genuinely good at executive and leadership support and takes professional pride in operational excellence. You will manage day-to-day administrative and support functions for the firm and be the operational anchor for a team that does complex, client-facing advisory work. The better you are at your job, the better they can be at theirs.
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ACPWB was not designed to be the largest firm in our space. It was designed to be the most credible one. That decision shapes everything — how we staff, what work we take, how we train our team, and how we respond when a client asks us to reach a conclusion we cannot intellectually support.
ACPWB was founded in Milwaukee in 2006 with a simple mandate: help working Americans understand and advocate for the compensation they deserve. Eighteen years later, that mandate has grown into a full-service research and advisory practice serving clients from early‑stage employers to Fortune 50 enterprises — and we are still based in Milwaukee, because Milwaukee is genuinely underrated.
The hiring process begins with a brief resume review, proceeds to a 30‑minute screening call, and culminates in a two‑part final interview: a technical assessment with the hiring manager and a cultural conversation with two peers. We aim to extend offers within ten business days of the final interview. We do not always succeed. We are working on it.