Commercial Analyst Development Program Manager
$70,000-140,000 annually
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Posted 42 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$70,000-140,000 annually
About the role
- Design, implement, and manage the Commercial Analyst Development Program
- Partner with Commercial Bank leaders to align program curriculum, rotations and development experiences with business needs
- Manage analyst onboarding, training schedules, rotations, communications, assessments and program operations
- Facilitate relationships with analysts, managers, executives and program stakeholders
- Measure and report on program effectiveness, including readiness, engagement, retention and promotion outcomes
- Develop executive-level presentations, dashboards and business updates
- Manage program budget, vendors and resources
- Drive continuous improvement through feedback, data analysis and business partnership
- Prior experience building structured development programs in alignment with business strategy
- Out-of-the-box thinker with a "roll-up the sleeves" attitude who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment
- Organized and efficient with exceptional attention to detail; able to juggle a variety of projects and deliverables while also driving/supporting others toward shared outcomes
- Solid critical thinking skills - able to anticipate issues, adjust in the moment, and know when to raise hand for help
- Excellent interpersonal skills with an ability to effectively communicate with all stakeholders – from college student applicants to Executive-level Huntington leadership
- Management of budgets and building business proposals for program strategies
- Previous experience that included partnering with business segment and HR leaders
- Data acumen, with experience using data to inform and influence decision making
- Highly proficient in Office 365, including (Excel, Teams, PPT, and Word)
- Comfortable in a matrixed organization and in dealing with ambiguity#LI-NG1#LI-Onsite
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