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Sales, Collections, Retail, Loan Sales, Customer Service, Customer Care, Business Development, New Grad, Newly Graduated, Entry level, Financial Sales, Management Development, Management Trainee, Finance, Full-time, Career, Benefits, Customer experience, Financial Representative, Credit, Leadership, Manager Trainee.
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Minimum of 10 years of relevant experience in geotechnical engineering, including business development and project management roles. Contribute to the development of marketing materials, case studies, white papers, and technical articles to promote our geotechnical capabilities and thought leadership.
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Work with the Branch Manager and Vice President of Sales to grow revenue and exceed targets by promoting and selling our business, and driving sales activity through a designated territory.
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Ensure alignments and progress against data warehouse development and load migration milestones set by the PRISM Project. The Project Management Office supports a broad portfolio of Maine’s strategic initiatives, supporting all sixteen Agencies under the Executive Branch.
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Our Chicago branch is looking for a new Area Customs Brokerage Development Manager to join our Customs team. Your Role The Area Customs Brokerage Development position will manage the growth of customs services within the assigned area of the United States.
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Manage assigned branch toward a strong economic performance including achieving branch goals and budgets; community relations and new business development; originating mortgage loans; staffing branch operations; supervising and developing member service representatives; ensuring effective and efficient member service, maintaining adherence to branch operating policies, procedures, and regulations and maintaining appropriate facilities, equipment and physical security.
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Coordinating with the Branch Administrator to ensure branch databases contain current client information. With our range of services, including landscape design, development, maintenance and enhancements, theres no limit to what we can do, and what you can achieve.
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We are looking for a strategic and dynamic leader to partner with the Commercial Insurance Specialty (CIS) Manager, branch and distribution management to assist in profitably growing the Chicago CIS book of business.
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Labor Management:Provides leadership, training and development to a management team assigned to the branch(es) to include the Operations Manager, Operations Supervisors, Technicians In Charge and Customer Service Coordinators.
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Key Call Points KDP Area Directors, Market Development Managers and Branch Manager Independent Distributor Sales Team. Vita Coco is hiring a Market Manager, who will lead efforts to achieve revenue, depletion, distribution and retail execution goals by improving the performance of our Distributor partners in an assigned Market.
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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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Demonstrates acumen in banking, sales, investments, consumer lending, business banking, business lending, sales leadership, customer service, process management, coaching and colleague development and presentation skills.
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Operations:Ensuring the proper maintenance, storage, and use of branch equipmentCoordinating with the Branch Administrator to ensure branch databases contain current client informationOrdering materials as needed, and monitoring costs and deliveries.
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The Branch Manager is responsible for the development, training, coaching, mentoring and performance of the branch staff. The branch manager leads the operations of the branch including sales, lending, new accounts, member service and cash operations.
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Oversee the development and mentoring of all branch sales and management personnel with the focus on long term retention and fostering a customer service culture. Annual sales forecasting, budgeting and AR review as required as well as monthly P&L reviews with Branch Managers; Regional Director and Executive Team as requested.
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