Business Relationship Manager Area Manager - Executive Director
Posted 8 days ago
jpmorgan chaseTempe (AZ)
General and Operations ManagersCommercial Banking
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Business Relationship Manager Area ManagerIf you are a proven leader, enjoy building relationships, and providing support to your team and clients, then a role as a Business Relationship Manager Area Manager is for you.As an Area Manager in Business Banking, you'll lead a team of Business Relationship Managers (BRM) in developing new business and deepening existing relationships to position JPMorgan Chase as the primary bank for our clients.Job ResponsibilitiesProvide leadership, management, support, direction, and guidance to a team of Business Relationship Managers within a territory in developing new deposit, cash management, and credit business while focusing on relationship-building, client experience, and risk managementManage performance of individual team members, holding all Business Relationship Managers accountable for achieving business priorities with a focus on client experience and risk managementManage the area's revenue and profitability and monitor adherence to credit quality, regulatory requirements, and risk protocols; utilize reporting and metrics to monitor team performance, identify trends, and address or escalate issues in a timely mannerCoach and develop team on all aspects of managing a portfolio, including relationship management, prospecting, profitability, client experience, and risk management; provide expertise to team on loan structuring, pricing, and developing customized solutions; help team identify solutions to complex challengesHold Business Relationship Managers accountable for understanding the personal financial goals and needs of their business clients and connecting them with specialists who can help meet their financial needsBuild collaborative relationships with partners across lines of business - Chase Wealth Management, Home Lending, Branch Teams, Commercial Bank, and Private Bank - to foster a One Chase, client-centric environment and represent the bank in a community leadership capacity such as Chamber of Commerce and local non-profit boardsActively recruit and maintain a pipeline of viable candidates; select, hire, develop and retain top quality talent by creating an inclusive and respectful team environmentRequired Qualifications, Capabilities, and SkillsMinimum of 7 years' experience in a Business Banking Relationship Management role or related business lending experience; direct in-person contact requiredExpert knowledge of deposit and cash management products and services and expert knowledge of business credit underwriting with commercial credit trainingStrong communication skills with individuals at all levels, internally and externallyAnalyze reports, metrics, and other data to identify trends, issues, and opportunitiesProven ability to build collaborative relationships across the organization and influence others to achieve desired outcomes, and the ability to lead proactively through change; Strong current business network; viewed as a leader in community organizations with demonstrated business acumenBalance needs of clients with associated risks and interests of the firm, and consistently use a disciplined process to manage time; use time strategically to balance long-term and day-to-day demands of management roleTravel occasionally for key business and leadership meetings and trainingPreferred Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills:Bachelor's degree in Finance or related field or equivalent work experiencePrior experience in managing a relationship development teamHighly proficient in Microsoft Office tools including Outlook, Excel, Word, and PowerPointFEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE ACT: This position is subject to Section 19 of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act. As such, an employment offer for this position is contingent on JPMorganChase's review of criminal conviction history, including pretrial diversions or program entries.
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