
Associate Director – Appraisals
Posted Aug 7

Posted Aug 7
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in New York.
• Oversee a portfolio of intricate appraisal projects from the initial engagement to the delivery of the final report.
• Facilitate client onboarding, specialist outreach, scheduling, timeline management, and invoicing processes.
• Act as the main point of contact for clients, providing status updates and managing their expectations.
• Create, revise, and compile USPAP-compliant appraisal reports.
• Integrate specialist valuations, market analysis, and comparable sale information.
• Coordinate with internal and contractor specialists for valuations, documentation, and specific expertise on objects.
• Conduct and assist with onsite assessments of personal property collections, which includes photography and cataloging.
• Keep project records updated in CRM and project management systems.
• Identify changes in status, adjustments in scope, and potential timeline risks.
• Contribute to the enhancement of processes, template creation, and workflow initiatives.
• Delegate report production responsibilities to Appraisal Associates as necessary.
• Collaborate with Business Development and Advisory teams to foster relationships with clients and referrers.
• Assist in the preparation of proposals and optimize the schedules of appraisers.
• A minimum of five to seven 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 equivalent) either in progress or completed.
• Exceptional organizational skills for managing multiple active project files while adhering to deadlines.
• Strong written communication abilities for crafting appraisal narratives and client correspondence.
• Experience in one or more categories of personal property, including fine art, decorative art, jewelry, silver, furniture, or collectibles.
• High proficiency with technology-driven workflows and digital collection management systems.
• Familiarity with auction databases and art market research tools like Invaluable, AskArt, MutualArt, and Artnet.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and Google Workspace applications.
• Comfortable using CRM systems and project management tools.
• Willingness to travel for onsite evaluations as needed.
• Competitive salary package.
• Significant equity opportunities.
• Flexible remote work culture.
• A high-impact position in a growing company with revenue, funding, and an inspiring vision.
• A collaborative and practical team environment.
• Supported by leading venture capital firms and trusted by prominent collectors, advisors, and institutions.
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