ISE Partners
Temporary Senior Team Assistant, Executive Office, Global Investment Bank

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An Exceptional Opportunity for a Senior Team Assistant
An exceptional opportunity has arisen for a client-facing and highly capable Senior Team Assistant to join the Executive Office of one of London's most prestigious investment firms.
Sitting at the heart of the organisation, you will support the division responsible for strengthening employee engagement, culture, communication, and connectivity across the entire business. Based within the Executive Office, you will work alongside senior leaders who shape the firm's strategy and direction, including close exposure to the CEO, COO, and Executive Committee.
Widely regarded as one of the most sought-after support functions within the business, this team operates in a highly professional, discreet, and fast-paced environment where excellence is the standard. The successful candidate will become a trusted member of a close-knit team, supporting senior stakeholders and helping drive initiatives that impact employees in London and globally.
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Key Responsibilities
- Complex diary and calendar management for senior executives and leadership team members
- Coordinating meetings and stakeholder engagement across multiple global offices and time zones
- Organising international and domestic travel, including detailed itineraries and logistics
- Supporting employee engagement, culture, and internal communication initiatives
- Assisting with town halls, leadership events, off-sites, and firmwide meetings
- Acting as a key point of coordination between executives, employees, and wider business functions
- Managing expenses, invoices, and general team administration
- Providing seamless support within a collaborative assistant network and offering cover when required


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Job Details
- 5 days in office
- 12 months
- £26 inclusive of holiday
This is your chance to be part of the team responsible for shaping culture and employee experience across the organisation.
A rare opportunity to secure a position at the very centre of a leading investment firm. If you are an exceptional Assistant looking for a role offering exposure, impact, and career-defining experience, we would love to hear from you.
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