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Demonstrated experience with influencing business partners, as this role will require significant influence of partners such as Key Investment Services, Mortgage and Business Banking sales professionals.
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Demonstrated experience with influencing business partners, as this role will require significant influence of partners such as Key Investment Services, Mortgage and Business Banking sales professionals (required.
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Serves as the Trusted Financial Advisor and Business Partner to clients with complex needs; functions as the Commercial Banking client "expert" and the primary contact for most client related matters.
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The Branch Manager has a strong focus on acquiring and growing small business relationships and will serve as a market leader in the local community and/or designated business area.
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Complies with all KeyBank policies and procedures, including without limitation, acting professionally at all times, conducting business ethically, avoiding conflicts of interest, and acting in the best interests of Key’s clients and Key.
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Accountable for growing the business through retention, expansion, and acquisition tactics, and for leading Branch team to success in attaining activity, behavior, and outcome expectations as well as achieving individual expectations.
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3+ years Demonstrated small business deposit/credit experience and familiarity with small business operations (required) Facilitate strong partnerships within branch team and with line of business partners, focusing on client acquisition and deepening the relationship of current clients; effectively manage internal and external COIs.
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Serves as the Relationship Manager and Financial Advisor to clients with moderately complex needs, introducing a full range of core Business Banking products, differentiated capabilities and comprehensive solutions to meet client needs and exceed customer service expectations.
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Engages in outside calling to small business clients in and around the community delivering the full depth and breadth of products and services Key offers; Develop centers of influence and networks in the community to identify prospective client referrals with a strong focus on Small Business.
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Is knowledgeable about the client’s accounts and business with the bank and uses sound judgment with customers and transactions. Demonstrated ability to leverage Centers of Influence (COIs) to further promote business (required.
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Lead by example and ensure consistent delivery of distinctive service for all clients; Develop the skills and confidences required of a high-performing team and profitably grow the business through enduring client relationships.
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Serves as the Trusted Financial Advisor and Business Partner to clients, and functions as the Business Banking client "expert" and the primary contact for most client related matters.
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As a Branch Manager at Key, you create an engaging environment for clients and employees, develop the skills and confidences required of a high-performing team and profitably grow the business through helping new and existing clients achieve their financial goals.
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Demonstrated ability to leverage Centers of Influence (COIs) to further promote business. The Branch Manager is accountable for branch operations and compliance by providing direction and guidance to branch team on operational/regulatory procedures, ensuring compliance with operational, security, audit procedures, and timely completion of branch operational tasks.
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