Harvey Sutton
Junior Executive Remuneration Consultant

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Junior Executive Remuneration Consultant – JOB REF: HS0178
London | Hybrid Working
£40 – 60k + Bonus + Outstanding Career Development
Are you currently working as a Junior Analyst or Researcher within executive remuneration, corporate governance, or financial services and looking to take the next step into a consulting role?
Our clients, including leading Big Four and specialist boutique advisory firms, are seeking ambitious individuals who want to build a long-term career in Executive Remuneration Consulting.
This is an excellent opportunity to move from an analytical support role into a client-facing consulting position, where you'll work with FTSE-listed and international companies on executive pay, incentive design, corporate governance and shareholder engagement.
If you enjoy analysing complex remuneration and governance issues but are looking for greater client exposure, broader project work and structured career progression, this could be the ideal next move.
The Role
Working alongside experienced consultants, you'll support clients on a wide range of executive remuneration projects, including:
- Executive remuneration strategy and incentive plan design
- Executive and non-executive director pay benchmarking
- Annual bonus and long-term incentive arrangements
- Directors' Remuneration Reports
- Corporate governance and remuneration regulations
- Shareholder and institutional investor expectations
- Market analysis and remuneration research
- Preparing client reports, presentations and committee papers
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As your experience grows, you'll take on increasing responsibility, develop client relationships and become a trusted adviser to Remuneration Committees, HR leaders and senior executives.
About You
We're keen to hear from candidates who are currently working as a Junior Analyst and can demonstrate:
- Around 6 months to 2 years' experience in executive remuneration, corporate governance, investor services or a similar analytical environment
- A First or 2:1 degree in Economics, Politics, Finance, Business, Mathematics, Law or a related discipline
- Experience analysing executive remuneration, governance or financial information
- Strong Excel skills and the ability to interpret complex datasets
- Excellent written communication and report-writing skills
- A commercial mindset and an interest in advising clients
- The ambition to move into a consulting career where you can develop trusted client relationships


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Experience producing governance or remuneration reports for institutional investors, listed companies or advisory clients would be particularly advantageous.
Why Apply?
This is an ideal opportunity for someone who has developed strong analytical skills and is now ready to move into a genuine consulting role.
You'll benefit from:
- A clear transition from analyst to consultant with structured training and mentoring
- Direct exposure to FTSE-listed and international clients
- The opportunity to work alongside recognised experts in executive remuneration
- High-profile advisory work from the outset
- Excellent career progression within a growing specialist practice
- Hybrid working, competitive salary, bonus and comprehensive benefits
If you're a Junior Analyst or Researcher looking to take the next step in your career and develop into an Executive Remuneration Consultant, we'd love to hear from you.
Contact Harvey Sutton today for a confidential discussion about these exciting opportunities.
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