
Branch Support Manager
Wells Fargo
full-time
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Location Type: Office
Location: Grand Rapids • Missouri • United States
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About the role
- Lead or participate in support functions for multiple business groups.
- Lead in the execution of various supervisory approvals for the Brokerage Support team.
- Act as the primary point of escalation for operational controls, technology, and service inquiries.
- Lead or participate in research and resolving moderately complex business, operational, and strategic initiatives.
- Provide leadership in management of relationships and participate in planning and execution of programs.
- Identify and provide consultation on opportunities for process improvement and risk control development.
- Lead and support the onboarding, training, recognition, engagement, and development of Client Associates.
Requirements
- 4+ years of Financial Services Industry experience.
- Successfully completed Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Series 7 and 63 or 7 and 66 examinations.
- 1+ years of leadership experience (desired).
- Knowledge of branch exams and regulatory requirements.
- Strong client service skills.
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy skills.
- Effective organizational, multi-tasking, and prioritizing skills.
- Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.
- MS Office (Teams, Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) experience.
Benefits
- Wells Fargo is an equal opportunity employer.
- Support on building strong customer relationships.
- Focus on risk mitigating and compliance-driven culture.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Series 7Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Series 63Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Series 66process improvementrisk control development
Soft Skills
leadershipclient serviceattention to detailorganizational skillsmulti-taskingprioritizingverbal communicationwritten communicationinterpersonal communication