Commercial Banking Team Leader (Boston South)

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gilder search groupEast Boston (MA)

Financial Managers Commercial Banking

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About the role

Commercial Banking Team Leader (Boston South) Orchard Executive Search (Confidential Bank) -Boston, MA, United States Orchard Executive Search has been engaged by a $5B community bank on a confidential search for A-player Commercial Banking Team Leader player-coach in South Eastern Massachusetts. The bank is a major player in the Eastern, MA business community offering a full suite of banking products across all lines business lines carrying a stellar reputation for white-glove service. Why consider this opportunity? Empowered, Relationship-Focused Culture: You'll be entrusted to put your clients first while driving quality long-term relationships into the bank. Cohesive and Sound Strategic Vision: Amidst a sea of uncertainty, the bank represents a stable platform for growth Quick to market: Streamlined approval process set with agile intention for maximum customer satisfaction Career Advancement: We're not just filling a job, we're seeking a career-minded, cultural fits who want to bring their existing team a team or build a team and grow with the bank. Competitive Compensation: Very strong base salary plus a guaranteed first-year bonus, aggressive incentive plan, strong 401K match, highly attractive retirement plan Flexibility: Very flexible hybrid work schedule. Move the needle and receive a ton of freedom

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