Branch Manager Assistant Role – Salt Spring Island (British Columbia)

Branch Manager Assistant Role – Salt Spring Island (British Columbia)

31 Jul
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First West Credit Union
|
British Columbia

31 Jul

First West Credit Union

British Columbia

Join Tru Cooperative Bank as an Assistant Branch Manager on Salt Spring Island and elevate member service through robust leadership and team coaching. This full-time opportunity is packed with career potential.

In this role, you will lead a team of branch advisory employees, focusing on coaching and fostering an exceptional service culture. Participate in developing the annual business plan while tracking branch performance and ensuring compliance with industry standards. Your leadership will help resolve member issues and enhance community relations.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide leadership and direction to branch advisory staff
• Achieve annual service delivery targets collaboratively




• Engage in business development events in the community
• Approve credit applications in line with policies
• Manage compliance with risk management protocols

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s Degree or relevant experience
• 4 years' experience in financial services sales
• Sales leadership experience preferred
• Strong relationship-building skills
• Competency in Microsoft Office and banking programs

Lead your team to provide best-in-class service to members at Tru Cooperative Bank.
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📌 Branch Manager Assistant Role – Salt Spring Island (British Columbia)
🏢 First West Credit Union
📍 British Columbia

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