Assistant Branch Manager
Charles Schwab
Assistant Branch Manager
Charles Schwab
Runs investment accounts and banking services
At Schwab, you’re empowered to grow your career while helping transform the finance industry through innovation and collaboration.
As an Assistant Branch Manager (ABM), you help drive business growth, client outcomes, and team performance within your local market. Partnering with the Branch Manager, you support strategy execution to expand relationships, grow assets, and increase market impact, using sound judgment and data-driven decisions to influence branch results.
Why you’re set up for success You will step into a highly collaborative environment where leadership, coaching, and client engagement are at the core of the role. You will work closely with branch leadership and peers to deepen client relationships, enhance team performance, and deliver a consistent Schwab experience. Your ability to actively listen, communicate effectively, and adapt your approach will enable you to navigate complex client and employee needs while driving outcomes.
Schwab Training and Development
Career Pathing
Competitive Compensation
The expertise you bring:
The skills you bring:
Developing Others: Coaches and develops team members through clear expectations, actionable feedback, and performance guidance.
Growth Mindset: Embraces learning, feedback, and change while adapting to evolving client, market, and business needs.
Active Listening: Understands client and employee needs to provide thoughtful responses and tailored solutions.
Influential Communication: Communicates clearly to guide decisions, align stakeholders, and strengthen relationships.
Business Growth: Supports branch growth by executing strategies that expand client relationships, assets, and wallet share.
Runs investment accounts and banking services
Charles Schwab runs brokerage, wealth management and banking services for individual investors, employers and independent financial advisers. Its Schwab One brokerage account gives investors access to securities and mutual funds, while its adviser business supplies custody and trading support to firms that manage clients' portfolios. Customers use websites, mobile apps and branches to trade, save for long-term retirement and arrange loans against eligible assets. The group earns interest on loans and investments, asset management fees and trading charges through its operating subsidiaries. Founded in 1973, it is headquartered in Westlake, Texas.
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