The American Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals

Executive Assistant, Legal Division

New Yorkonsite$75K – $80K

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Summary: Join the ASPCA’s Legal Division as an Executive Assistant and play a central role in supporting the legal, compliance, safety, and risk-management work that helps advance our mission. In this role, you’ll partner closely with the Chief Legal Officer and a collaborative legal team to keep critical operations moving with precision, discretion, and purpose. Who We Are The Legal division provides full-service legal consultation to each department to ensure that risk is appropriately evaluated and managed or mitigated. They provide oversight and guidance on various internal and external policies, contracts, grant agreements, compliance, and protocols, as well as oversee the ASPCA’s safety, security, and risk-management efforts.…

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