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Wells Fargo is seeking a Marketing Senior Manager that oversees several functions for the Small & Business Banking (SBB) Marketing Team. The role is responsible for establishing the messaging and positioning of Wells Fargo's Small & Business Banking products and services and will partner closely with the Brand Management team.
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The National Account Manager (NAM) Western Region USA is responsible for managing and developing SDI activities within their region for key accounts being DSOs, Special Markets, Mid-Markets, Group Purchasing Organizations (GPOs) and Government.
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The Senior Auditor will perform professional internal auditing work over the Retail Bank line of business and functional areas including digital/online banking, branch/cafe experience, bank operations (i.e., account maintenance, deposits, ATM, tax reporting, etc.
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Experience with martech tools, specifically fb events manager, fb conversion api, segment, google analytics, google tag manager, looker data studio, and branch. As a Growth Marketing Manager, you will drive accelerated customer demand and platform activations.
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As a Branch Manager in Branch Banking, you will ensure the branch will meet and exceed customer expectations and will create a customer-obsessed culture in the branch.
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The Branch Manager is responsible for the administration of sales, service, operational efficiency, risk applications, internal control and HR management activities to meet bank objectives for the branch.
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With a principal presence in the northeast U.S., Santander’s retail division serves nearly 2 million customers and more than 5% of small businesses in the US. Advanced knowledge of all Retail and Small business products and services and fluency in business acumen and in SME credit.
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The Branch Manager is responsible to develop new business with a focus on small business loans and further expand existing business relationships while attracting new money.
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3-5 years’ experience with wireless technologies and working knowledge of the overall wireless industry: in-building cellular (DAS), Private LTE/CBRS, 5G, Small Cells, WiFi, Public Safety, Macro, Towers, Wireless Broadband.
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Incumbents develop a culture within the branch in which quality and continuous improvement on all performance accountabilities are understood and utilized by all team members. Participates in branch functions and community activities to promote the organization's image and growth, ensuring that the Company maintains a strong local presence.
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Do you love working for a small business where you are part of a family and you know your worth? Lead a branch of 12 employees with responsibility for hiring and employment reviews.
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