
Appraisal Manager
Posted Aug 7

Posted Aug 7
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in New York.
• Oversee a dynamic portfolio of appraisal assignments from the initial engagement to the delivery of the final report.
• Manage client intake processes, liaise with specialists, handle scheduling, track timelines, and oversee invoicing.
• Act as the main point of contact for clients, providing status updates, addressing procedural inquiries, and managing expectations.
• Draft, revise, and compile appraisal reports that comply with USPAP standards.
• Integrate specialist valuations, market analysis, and data on comparable sales.
• Collaborate with internal and external specialists to gather valuations, necessary documentation, and specific expertise relevant to the objects.
• Conduct and assist with on-site examinations of personal property collections, including photography and cataloging tasks.
• Keep precise project records within CRM and project management systems.
• Identify and report status changes, scope modifications, and potential risks to timelines.
• Participate in process enhancement initiatives, template creation, and workflow improvements under the guidance of the Director of Appraisals.
• A minimum of three to five years of experience in personal property appraisal, art research, or a related field in art services.
• Valid USPAP certification (15-Hour USPAP or its equivalent).
• Professional designation (ASA, AAA, or an equivalent) either in progress or completed.
• Excellent organizational abilities with a proven track record of managing multiple active project files and meeting deadlines.
• Strong written communication skills, including the ability to draft clear appraisal narratives and professional correspondence with clients.
• Experience in one or more categories of personal property, such as fine art, decorative art, jewelry, silver, furniture, collectibles, or similar fields.
• Proficient in working within technology-driven workflows and digital collection management platforms.
• Knowledge of auction databases and art market research tools like Invaluable, AskArt, MutualArt, Artnet, or similar resources.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and Google Workspace applications.
• Comfortable using CRM systems and project management software.
• Willingness to travel for on-site examinations as required by project demands.
• Competitive salary.
• Significant equity opportunities.
• A high-impact position within a growing company that has revenue, funding, and a strong vision.
• Opportunity to work at the intersection of art, fintech, AI, and blockchain technology.
• A collaborative and practical team culture.
• Flexibility to work remotely.
• Backed by leading venture capitalists and trusted by prominent collectors, advisors, and institutions.
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