Client Relations Administrator

Aldridge
1 month ago
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Tudor Employment Agency are currently recruiting for a Client Relations Administrator for our prestigious client based in Aldridge.

Our client is an award-winning technology-based discretionary fund manager that runs evidence based, passive investment portfolios on behalf of financial advisers.

Salary for the Client Relations Administrator:

£26,000 per annum

Duties of the Client Relations Administrator:

  • Organise and prioritise enquiries received via the company’s shared mailbox

  • Schedule tasks, meetings, and telephone calls using the company’s CRM and Microsoft Outlook

  • Respond to queries promptly with appropriate, considerate communication, especially regarding customer vulnerabilities

  • Process client applications and report incomplete or incorrect submissions to the Client Relations Manager

  • Support client meetings and appointments by arranging venues, marketing materials, hospitality, and refreshments

  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date client records using the company’s CRM and workspace systems

  • Assist the sales team by arranging meetings, conducting due diligence, managing client onboarding/offboarding, and logging correspondence

  • Perform general office administration duties including ordering stationery and supplies, filing, photocopying, printing, and managing reception

  • Organise and maintain internal folders for efficient document management

    Skillset required for the Client Relations Administrator:

  • Strong Administration

  • Good Organisation

  • Effective Communication

  • Customer service

  • Teamwork

    Hours of work for the Client Relations Administrator

    9am - 5pm

    In order to be considered for the Client Relations Administrator: position or to obtain further information please contact the Resource Team on (phone number removed) - ext 1004

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