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Presenting himself as a senior company representative, the Branch Manager often communicates directly with customers, vendors, and suppliers to ensure accurate communication of job or project status and requirements.
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Your video interview is reviewed by a member of our Recruitment team and our top candidates are invited to meet with our team in a store, specialty wholesale branch, floorcovering facility or delivery service terminal.
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The Branch Manager oversees and manages area operations. + Build and maintain a productive working relationship with union representatives within the branch. Act as a communications interface between regional and corporate management and the branch, creating a positive work environment in which employees understand the clients needs and operate as a team to provide a consistently high quality of service to both client and customer.
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Our branch banking roles offer a welcoming and inclusive team environment where you are empowered every day to help our customers achieve their financial goals. As a Branch Manager, you are responsible for management of the branch; leading all facets of sales, service and operations of the branch; coaching on existing processes, leading the team in achieving budgeted production goals, acquiring new consumer and business customers; initiating referrals to partners, and deepening all existing customer relationships proactively driving business inside and outside of the branch; and responsible for consistent business development and calling program.
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Position TitleBranch Banking Client Consultant IILocationWest Marquette (Marquette, MI)Job SummaryThe Branch Banking Client Consultant II provides best in class experience by resolving concerns and providing various product details that focus on meeting the financial needs of our clients.
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Successful completion of the Branch Manager training program is a pre-requisite to be considered active in Branch Manager role. 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 primary duty of this role is to lead and manage branch(es) to ensure that goals are met and to ensure compliance with all banking laws and regulations. Actively observes customer experience within the branch and identifies opportunities to consistently exceed customer expectations.
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Position Title: Assistant Branch Manager Department: Management Supervisor: Branch Manager FLSA: Exempt Position Summary: Ensure efficient operation of the Branch to ensure customer satisfaction and projected bottom line profit.
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Thanks to its digital approach and customer-centric orientation, Indie Campers has developed a strong booking experience and high-quality road trips at affordable prices.
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As the Branch Manager, you will be responsible for managing daily branch operations while actively developing existing and new customer relationships. Oversee branch operations, including hiring, training, scheduling, and facility management.
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This is a "Ground Floor" opportunity to work with a blank canvas in building the US flagship branch. Chicago will be the first US branch that is part of a 12 - 15 city expansion over the next 3 years.
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Our client is a 15 year old, Canadian, LTL carrier that has recently launched a Freight Brokerage Division. With second generation leadership now in place they have mapped out a very aggressive growth & expansion plan.
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Toronto and Vancouver have recently opened in Canada with 2 more cities to be added next year.
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The Branch Manager will be responsible for the overall management and performance of our Chicago branch. With a strong commitment to customer satisfaction and industry excellence, we are seeking a dynamic and experienced Branch Manager to oversee their operations in Chicago.
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Ironshore is looking to hire a Branch Executive whose territory will cover the West US. They will work with key brokers to represent the Global Risk Solutions (GRS) brand and all business segments that engage in the wholesale market.
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