Head of Wealth Management
$190,000-$275,000
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Posted 52 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$190,000-$275,000
About the role
- Develop and execute the Alliant Wealth Management strategy, annual business plan, budget, growth roadmap and performance goals
- Identify opportunities to expand member awareness, participation, engagement and adoption of retirement, investment and insurance services
- Use data, pipeline reporting, advisor productivity metrics and member insights to monitor business performance and adjust strategy
- Translate business priorities into clear goals, accountabilities and operating routines for the team
- Create consistent expectations for advisor productivity, client experience, referral follow-up, compliance discipline and relationship management
- Manage external partner relationships to ensure strong execution, service quality, regulatory alignment and business performance
- Serve as the primary business leader for Alliant Wealth Management-related partner governance, issue resolution, service improvements and performance reviews
- Partner with internal teams to strengthen Alliant Wealth Management's market position, operating discipline and member value proposition
- Lead the development and coordination of sales referral programs, marketing plans, member education, online tools, incentive programs and tracking/reporting systems
- Serve as the primary business relationship leader for Alliant's broker-dealer partnership, ensuring effective coordination across business priorities, advisor support, platform usage, service delivery, compliance expectations, issue resolution and member experience
- Partner with the broker-dealer, compliance, risk, legal, third party risk management, marketing, digital and business leaders to ensure ARIS operates with strong governance, clear accountability and disciplined execution
- Ensure advisors and support teams effectively use required broker-dealer systems, tools, approved products, reporting, documentation and escalation processes
- Lead regular partner reviews and business updates to assess program performance, service quality, advisor enablement, risk/compliance matters and opportunities for improvement
- Ensure business practices, referral activity, marketing materials, documentation, recordkeeping and sales management routines are aligned with applicable regulatory expectations, partner requirements and Alliant policies
- Partner with Compliance, Legal, Risk and external partners to maintain strong controls, clear escalation pathways and sound supervisory practices
- Advance a member-centered approach to retirement, investment and insurance services
- Lead education, awareness and engagement efforts that help members understand available financial guidance and resources
- Ensure the Alliant Wealth Management experience reflects Alliant's service expectations and strengthens members' long-term financial well-being
- Promote consistent best practices that support responsible growth, high-quality member relationships, strong advisor productivity and appropriate service across member segments
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