Firm Administrator

About this role

ABOUT THE COMPANY

At Current, everything starts with people. We believe that when you invest in talent through opportunity, development, and support, you unlock growth for individuals, firms, and clients alike. That’s why we’ve built a platform designed to give our people access to more: more learning, more collaboration, and more ways to grow their careers than any single firm could offer on its own.

Founded in 2023, Current has rapidly become one of the fastest-growing accounting platforms in the country, partnering with more than 40 leading accounting firms across the United States. Today, our community includes over 2,000 professionals, 30+ offices nationwide, and a growing global workforce that supports clients around the world. Backed by Thrive Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Springdale Industries, Current is investing heavily in technology, artificial intelligence, and workforce innovation to help modernize the profession. Our leadership team has a proven track record of building and scaling successful businesses, with prior ventures generating more than $3 billion in combined enterprise value.

We’re building something bigger than a traditional accounting firm: a platform where talented people can grow faster, learn more, and do more meaningful work. Whether you join Current, one of our partner firms, or our global team, you’ll be part of a community shaping the future of the profession.

Position Summary

The Director of Firm Administration provides firmwide leadership for administrative operations, personnel, facilities, workflow systems, and operational improvement initiatives. This position leads the firm’s administrative team and ensures consistent, efficient, and professional support across all office locations.

Working closely with firm leadership, the Director identifies opportunities to improve administrative processes, implement technology and operational enhancements, maintain accurate firm and client information, and reduce the administrative burden on partners and other client-service professionals.

This role requires a hands-on, resourceful leader who can effectively manage people, projects, systems, and competing priorities in a growing professional-services environment.

Key Responsibilities

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM LEADERSHIP

· Provide direct leadership and management to administrative employees across all firm locations.

· Recruit, onboard, train, coach, evaluate, and, when necessary, manage corrective action or termination in partnership with firm leadership and Human Resources.

· Develop and maintain accurate job descriptions, performance expectations, and training plans for administrative positions.

· Establish consistent cross-training practices to maintain effective administrative coverage during absences, peak periods, and employee transitions.

· Assess administrative staffing requirements and allocate work to maintain balanced workloads, service levels, and appropriate overtime.

· Recommend starting compensation, annual salary adjustments, promotions, and other personnel actions for administrative employees.

· Promote accountability, collaboration, professional development, and continuous improvement throughout the administrative team.

· Oversee the administrative responsibilities associated with the firm’s marketing function, including proposals, website updates, social media coordination, employee events, and related activities.

FIRM ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS

· Develop, maintain, and standardize firmwide administrative procedures, manuals, systems, templates, and forms.

· Identify inefficiencies and lead the implementation of process, technology, and workflow improvements.

· Proactively identify opportunities to reduce administrative and nonbillable responsibilities for partners and client-service professionals.

· Evaluate and recommend significant investments in administrative systems, software, equipment, and other operational resources.

· Stay informed about office automation, technology, and professional-services administration trends.

· Lead the implementation of administrative initiatives approved by firm leadership.

· Manage the firm’s workflow and project-tracking systems and maintain the accuracy and integrity of related information.

· Maintain accurate client information across the firm’s practice-management and operational systems.

· Oversee electronic filing and recordkeeping practices and help administer the firm’s record-retention policies.

· Coordinate logistics, materials, and administrative support for partner meetings, leadership retreats, town halls, tax-season events, and other firmwide meetings.

· Develop meeting agendas and ensure appropriate follow-up on decisions and action items.

· Participate in relevant firm committees and contribute to broader operational planning and decision-making.

· Establish meaningful administrative service standards and monitor performance against those expectations.

FACILITIES AND OFFICE MANAGEMENT

· Provide leadership for facilities management across all firm locations, ensuring each office maintains a professional, organized, and welcoming environment.

· Establish and maintain appropriate physical security procedures for each office.

· Coordinate the selection and purchase of office furnishings, signage, equipment, and décor.

· Oversee routine office maintenance, cleaning, painting, repairs, and general upkeep.

· Coordinate administrative and logistical requirements for office relocations, expansions, renovations, and new locations.

· Ensure the efficient operation and maintenance of general office equipment, partnering with Information Technology when appropriate.

· Evaluate office-space utilization and recommend improvements that support productivity, collaboration, and future growth.

· Manage relationships with landlords, vendors, service providers, and other facilities partners as assigned.

Qualifications

· Bachelor’s degree preferred;…