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Client Portfolio Manager (Controller)
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What they do
An Investment Fund Manager plans, directs, or coordinates investment strategy or operations for a large pool of liquid assets supplied by institutional investors or individual investors.
$187,812 / year median in North Carolina
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Client Portfolio Manager (Controller) Supporting Strategies
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This Role Looks Like Stable Client Portfolio:
The portfolio maintains high retention, satisfied clients, and minimal escalations.Growing Team:
Your associates are confident, supported, and increasing in autonomy due to your active coaching and delegation.Efficient Operations:
Work is balanced, and new practices are documented and shared to inform how future teams are structured and scaled.Adaptable Leadership:
You embrace ambiguity, make sound decisions, and model adaptability for your team.Proactive Communication:
Leadership receives proactive, solution-oriented updates that provide clarity and frame escalations with at least one proposed solution. Core Attributes Curious by nature- asks "why?" often, digs into processes, and looks for better ways of doing things. Challenger mindset
- doesn't just maintain the current way of working; actively questions the status quo and suggests alternatives. Comfortable with ambiguity
- operates without a fully mapped playbook, makes judgment calls, and adjusts as the model evolves. Skills & Experience Client-facing confidence
- strong communicator who can manage relationships across a portfolio and set clear expectations. Coaching ability
- helps associates grow into higher ownership roles; builds a small, resilient team culture. Organizational agility
- skilled at prioritizing across multiple clients, reallocating work, and balancing team load. Process-minded
- able to document, refine, and standardize as the new team model takes shape.