Team Manager, Executive Relationship Management
Team Manager, Executive Relationship Management
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Must be able to remain calm, professional and in control in a volatile business environment
- Set and manage team standards around attendance, performance metrics, and service quality
- Must be focused on bottom line performance and constantly looking at ways to improve overall performance, sales, customer satisfaction and the entire customer experience
- Ability to set and achieve stretch team goals
- Can identify, recruit, develop and retain key talent
- Seek opportunities to grow business and drive sales by capitalizing on firm initiatives
- Ensure retention of participants through concierge-type comprehensive support
- Must be dedicated to exceeding the expectations and must have outstanding oral communication, inter-personal and written communication skills. This will be necessary to provide a superior level of service, satisfaction, and to successfully close sales
- Utilize independent decision-making skills to handle and resolve issues
- Ability to work independently
- Computer literacy including familiarity with online services, PC skills, and technical resolution Ability to troubleshoot basic to advanced technical problems
- Excellent organizational skills, with the ability to handle multiple tasks
- Bachelor's Degree Preferred
- Proven ability to develop and execute a comprehensive business plan focused on growth, retention, and driving revenue
- Detailed understanding of the securities industry including equity compensation, trading (equity/derivatives), Mutual Funds/ETF's, Bonds, wrap products, lending
- Ability to attract & nurture talented individuals into a successful Sales & Support team
- Proven ability to resolve complex B2B challenges
- Proven track record of coaching team members
- Ability to create a team culture which drives urgency and a proactive approach to meeting client financial requirements
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