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Friday, September 28, 2007

Pennsylvania Puts Forth its Best Jobs


Is it Friday already? That means it's time again for the MFWire's weekly jobs column "Grabbed from the Monster." For the uninitiated, this is where we gather all the mutual fund job postings we can find that were posted this week and put them in one easy-to-get-to place. So if you need a new job, know someone else who needs a job, or just want to browse, read on.

More Monstrous Opportunities --

Mutual Funds/Annuities Internal Wholesaler

Portfolio Manager

Recruiter: Financial Services

Funds - Communications Manager

Team Manager in Retirement Operations

U.S. Mutual Funds Compliance Consultant

Cool CareerBuilder Jobs --

VP Global Marketing +Marketing Manager Private Client

Project Lead

Director of Mutual Funds

Director of Operations and Control Services

Internal Wholesaler

Regulatory Administration Senior Specialist

Senior Tax Analyst, Fund Administration

This week Pennsylvania is the hot area for mutual fund jobs.

From Valley Forge-based Vanguard --

Defined Benefit Analyst

Manager - Fund Financial Services

Fund Financial Associate

Here are some smaller fund fund firms around the state, shoot them over you resume in an e-mail:

Friess Associates, advisor to the Brandywine Funds - gk@friess.com

Conestoga Capital Advisers - msclewett@conestogacapital.com

Finally there is Federated Investors, located in Pittsburgh --

RFP Specialist

Senior Investment Analyst

Internal Sales Representative

As always, if your company has a position that it needs to fill, you can post it on the MFWire and reach the corporate decision makers in the mutual fund industry. For details, contact Veronica Guzman at 212-331-8999. And stay tuned next week for more jobs from around the industry.


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