VP, Business Development Officer Resume
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Sample VP, Business Development Officer Resume
Consistent achievements as a top producer, increasing revenues, portfolios and profits through expertise
in business development, relationship building, exceptional customer service and attentive followup.
Recognized for managing the highest-quality portfolios.
Strategic planning and sales and marketing experience combine with qualifications in training, developing, coaching and managing staff to achieve performance objectives.
Licensure: NASD Series 7 and 63.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE &ACCOMPLISHMENTS
FIRSTBANK, New York, New York (1999-present)
Vice President, Business Development Officer, Private Clients Group (2000-present)
Private Banker (1999-2000)
Cultivate and manage new and existing client relationships of high-net-worth individuals and their related businesses. Develop sales plan for each relationship to provide an array of services: investment management, estate planning, credit and personal banking products. Continually expand referral network through contact with various internal business partners and external financial intermediaries. Coordinate events/seminars for new business development.
Results
- Successful track record of fee generation through sale of investment management accounts, surpassing industry benchmark for the market: $6 million in 2000 to $18 million in 2004.
- Selected based on product expertise and sales results to train business development officers of newly acquired organization in private equity investment products.
- Recognized for top sales performance in 1999, generating more than $4 million in fees.
BANK OF NEW YORK, New York, New York (1989-1999)
Fast-track advancement through progressively responsible positions in Private Banking. FirstBank acquired
Bank of New York in 1995.
Vice President and Unit Manager, Private Banking Group (1993-1999)
Promoted to provide management direction to 2 business units with combined portfolios of $425 million in deposits, loans and assets under management. Designed and executed successful relationship-banking marketing plan for the sale of credit, trust (investment management and estate planning) and transaction products/services. Developed, coached and supervised team of 8 relationship managers and administrative assistants.
Results
- Evaluated and improved quality of the portfolios at both offices; credited for consistently maintaining the highest-quality portfolios, which included managing highly sensitive corporate relationships.
- Achieved revenue and customer-retention goals while increasing client profitability through relationship building, outstanding service delivery, cross selling and referral development.
- Contributed $1.5 million annually in fees through referral business to various banking divisions within the company.
Managed the Greenwood private banking office and staff. Managed $53 million portfolio (loans and deposits). Aggressively marketed and cross-sold all bank services. Reviewed and strengthened asset quality, including performing workouts, restructures and transfers of problem credits.
Results
- Consistently exceeded production goals for new loans, deposits and fee income. Recognized as an effective negotiator, generating highest level of fee income ($350,000 annually) division-wide.
- Turned around an adversarial relationship between consumer lending and private banking and forged a cohesive team.
Assistant Vice President, Private Banking Group (1989-1990)
Recruited to establish, build and manage the Westchester office's private banking operations. Designed marketing plan and originated new business by nurturing existing relationships and referral sources.
Results
- Built book of clients from zero base and managed top quality loan, investment and deposit portfolio ($7.1+ million) with no loan losses. Generated more than $50,000 in annual fees.
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Banking Officer, Private Banking and Trust Division (1984-1989)
- Grew and managed $12 million deposit portfolio and $6 million loan portfolio.
Banking Representative II, Community Banking (1983-1984)
Developed and executed an effective business development plan through intermediaries, colleagues and existing client base. Built and managed solid client relationships; communicated with other bank division personnel to effectively resolve any client issues.
Results
EDUCATION
Columbia University, New York, New York
B.A. in Finance, 1983
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT / TRAINING
Credit Development Program
Fiduciary Banking
Management Information Systems
Asset Allocation Service and Estate Planning