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Careers at Steward Partners

Full-Service Independence with
Equity Upside

Location: Portland, OR

Operations Specialist

The Operations Specialist is responsible for overseeing daily workflows, approving new accounts, and managing money movement. Reporting to the Operations Principal, this role also focuses on identifying process improvements and supporting the centralization of operational functions.

Location: Pinkneyville, IL

Client Administrative Manager

Working as part of a team, the Client Administrative Manager (CAM) is responsible for providing operational and administrative support to a Financial Advisor or team of Financial Advisors. The CAM enhances the client experience by providing exceptional client service and supporting Branch functions as needed.

Location: Remote

Senior Supervisory Analyst

The Senior Supervision Analyst works within a centralized supervision model at Steward Partners which is responsible for oversight of the sales practices and branch personnel and other registered and non-registered locations throughout the Firm This position will partner with the Compliance Department to implement supervisory processes and procedures that mitigate risk and ensures adherence to the rules, regulations, and policies relating to the business of the Firm. Supervision monitors operational readiness for audits, conducts targeted reviews, performs controls testing and provides support for operational risk items.

Location: Flexible across Steward Partners network of offices in the Southeast Division, must be able to travel regularly to branch office locations, to Firm meetings and other events.

Divisional President — Southeast

The primary focus of the role is to establish and build a presence for Steward Partners in key markets as identified by senior management. Once a branch or branches in a market are established, it’s the responsibility of the Divisional President to drive revenue through recruiting and organic growth, focus on meeting profit objectives and effectively manage the business from a risk and compliance perspective. Job functions include maintaining a superior and consistent level of client service, developing cohesive teams, providing consistent leadership and assuming accountability for the key performance metrics.

The Divisional President must be responsible for strong fiscal management, employee morale, culture, business ethics and practices, while adhering to all Federal, State and Local laws and regulations. The Divisional President also leads the team functions including operations, risk, compliance and business development.

Location: Near Hamptons Roads, Virginia

Divisional Business Coordinator

The primary role of the Divisional Business Coordinator is to provide comprehensive administrative support to the Division. This includes managing projects and supporting advisor transitions, event planning, and providing divisional support. The role requires a highly organized individual with exceptional attention to detail, a strong sense of urgency, and the ability to effectively multitask in a growing team environment. The individual must build strong relationships, be proactive, and thrive in a fast-paced, constantly changing environment.

Location: Washington, DC

Client Administrative Manager

Working as part of a team, the Client Administrative Manager (CAM) is responsible for providing operational and administrative support to a Financial Advisor or team of Financial Advisors. The CAM enhances the client experience by providing exceptional client service and supporting Branch functions as needed.

Location: Tri State Area - Hybrid

Financial Reporting & Technical GAAP Accountant

The Financial Reporting & Technical GAAP Accountant will use their accounting knowledge and technical skills to assist the firm with respect to the interpretation of complex accounting rules and standards, accounting for complex business transactions, including acquisitions and business combinations, and the management and oversight of all revenue recognition, lease accounting, and equity-related accounting matters. The role requires a deep understanding of US GAAP accounting principles and disclosure matters and the ability to effectively communicate complex concepts to various stakeholders, including our external auditors.