Vice President of Investment
Company Description
Miller Jewelry Company is a retail jewelry business headquartered on Washington Street in Boston, Massachusetts. The company serves a diverse customer base with a focus on quality products and personalized service. As a growing retail organization, Miller Jewelry Company values strong financial leadership to support sustainable expansion and long-term success. Team members work in a collaborative environment that combines traditional retail experience with modern business practices. The company emphasizes integrity, customer satisfaction, and sound financial stewardship. Role Description The Vice President of Investment is a full-time, remote role responsible for overseeing the company’s investment portfolio and financial growth strategies. This position leads the development and execution of investment plans aligned with the company’s long-term objectives, including capital allocation, risk management, and return optimization. Day-to-day tasks include evaluating potential investments, conducting financial and market analysis, performing due diligence on opportunities, and monitoring portfolio performance. The role collaborates closely with senior leadership to provide recommendations on investment strategies, supports budgeting and forecasting, and prepares clear reports and presentations for executive decision-making. The Vice President of Investment also establishes investment policies, maintains compliance with relevant regulations, and builds relationships with external financial partners and advisors.
Qualifications
Strong background in Investment Management and Investments, with a track record of managing portfolios and delivering consistent results. Solid foundation in Finance, including financial modeling, analysis, and capital allocation decisions. Demonstrated expertise in Due Diligence, including evaluating risks, reviewing financial statements, and assessing market conditions. Experience designing and implementing Investment Strategies that align with business goals and risk tolerance. Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Business, or a related field; advanced degree or professional certification (e.g., CFA) is advantageous. Proven leadership skills, with the ability to collaborate remotely, influence cross-functional teams, and communicate clearly with executive stakeholders. Strong analytical and decision-making abilities, with attention to detail and a focus on data-driven recommendations. Experience in retail or consumer-focused industries is beneficial, along with familiarity with corporate finance and strategic planning.