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Overseeing Service operations along with the Branch Service Manager. The Branch Manager is accountable for all facets of operation for one of our Terminix locations.
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The primary role of the Regional Branch Manager (RBM) is to manage, direct and oversee all areas of operations to assigned branches and/or services. Regional Branch Manager.
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Prepare a variety of status reports, including trends in different stores and branch operations. Excellent ability to delegate responsibilities while maintaining organizational control of branch operations and customer service.
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Dexian is seeking a Branch Manager for an opportunity with a client located in Corte Madera, CA. Oversee daily branch operations, including transaction approvals and report reviews.
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The Branch Manager is responsible for the administration and efficient daily operation of a full-service bank branch including operations, client service, product sales, and security and safety in accordance with the Bank's objectives.
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Partner with Branch Operations Officer/Branch Operations Specialist in the completion of monthly Certification packages, and review for completeness prior to submission. Ensures effective communication to staff regarding items communicated in Branch Manager meetings and any implementation of policy and procedure changes as approved by Senior Management; also, schedules and conducts any necessary training for staff to ensure all staff members are aware of changes.
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Participates and directs day to day operations for the branch; approves large deposits and withdrawals; reviews and approves daily reports according to published procedures. Work closely with Area Manager and SVP Regional Sales Manager to partner in joint marketing plans and cross-selling efforts.
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Strategies include but are not limited to outbound/appointment calls, in person meetings, business networking and participation in branch and community events. Monitors branch trends via daily review of the Vital View Dashboard to monitor deposit base, transaction counts, cost of funds; ensures the staff is aware of the branch progress via staff meetings white boards, etc.
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Guarantee branch performance aligns with bank audit standards and compliance requirements. Utilize tools like the Vital View Dashboard to keep tabs on branch performance and encourage team awareness through consistent communication.
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The Assistant Branch Manager is responsible for overall branch operations. The Assistant Branch Manager is responsible for sales, which include loans and deposits to new clients and current customers, and will also act as a coach to staff providing ongoing development relating to technical and product knowledge, referrals and customer retention.
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Informs the VP Area Manager of potential issues. Reviews NSF and overdraft reports for the branch and approves or declines such exceptions within established limits in the Transaction Approval Authority matrix.
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