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Old National Bank

Regional bank focused on community banking

Agriculture Relationship Manager 2

Retail & Commercial BankingUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeMarshall, MN, USA$45.6k - $86.2k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least five years of commercial agricultural loan sales experience is required.
  • A bachelor's degree or a high school diploma/GED with equivalent work experience in a finance- or agriculture-related discipline is preferred.
  • Ability to coordinate organizational resources by identifying key stakeholders, communicating relevant information, and building collaborative, client-focused relationships.
  • Thorough knowledge of loan standards, loan review administration, and banking and OCC procedures.
  • Very high-level written and verbal communication skills.
  • A proven record of successful sales performance and strong business-development skills.
  • Very high-level sales, negotiation, and financial-analysis skills.
  • Relevant experience may include commercial lending, agricultural lending, business development, commercial credit, and portfolio management in commercial banking or similar markets; agricultural experience is preferred.
  • Consistent years of success and a track record as a relationship manager or in a similar role at the bank or another financial institution.
  • Demonstrated ability to work through complex credits or other unique situations.
  • Strong market, regional, or industry connections and influence in acquiring, deepening, and maintaining profitable client relationships through sales, prospecting, and relationship expansion.
  • Prior experience formally or informally coaching and mentoring peers while using leadership skills.
  • Agility and prior proficiency adapting to changes in sales practices and broader market and industry conditions.

Responsibilities

  • Generate new loan and deposit business by initiating and developing relationships with businesses, industries, developers, and consumers to meet assigned sales goals.
  • Maintain acceptable credit quality and appropriate loan pricing.
  • Manage an individual portfolio and expand client relationships, including through partner referrals.
  • Prospect businesses for new loan and deposit opportunities.
  • Achieve assigned personal sales goals through proactive activities and behaviors.
  • Align client and bank objectives and coordinate organizational resources and referral partners to build collaborative, client-focused relationships.
  • Use a consultative sales approach to understand client needs and opportunities, including pre-call planning, establishing rapport, interviewing for needs and opportunities, explaining features and benefits, addressing objections, and closing sales.
  • Leverage centers of influence to build a network and business pipeline.
  • Participate actively in the agriculture community through volunteering and attending events.
  • Evaluate loan requests for purpose, structure, and pricing to ensure they meet current loan standards.
  • Partner with support staff so the loan origination process meets bank and client expectations.
  • Seek guidance and insight from other lenders and executives to provide appropriate loan terms for the bank and client.
  • Manage a customer portfolio, maintain relationships professionally, and monitor the portfolio in accordance with current loan standards.
  • Stay current on agricultural trends in agronomy, commodities, real estate, and farm financial health to assess portfolio risks and understand client needs.
  • Meet or exceed portfolio targets by strengthening existing client relationships and fostering new ones.
  • Manage delinquencies and the portfolio, ensuring classified credits are recognized promptly and referred to Special Assets in a timely manner.
  • Continuously seek and apply knowledge to improve the client experience; serve internal and external clients, stay current on relevant developments and trends, understand how data and financial information relate to client satisfaction and business outcomes, and listen and act responsibly to meet client needs, mitigate risk, and add shareholder value.
  • Share information and ideas transparently, tailor communication to the audience, unite others toward common goals, and listen to others when clarifying expectations, agreeing on solutions, and checking satisfaction.
  • Break larger goals into achievable steps, understand relevant factors and trends, anticipate risks and develop contingency plans, identify improvement opportunities, and align activities with individual, team, and organizational goals.
  • Take ownership of problems, collaborate to identify root causes, evaluate new information and implications, recommend sound solutions, and act consistently with available facts, constraints, and likely consequences.

About the Company

Old National Bank

Regional bank focused on community banking

Old National Bancorp is a regional bank serving midwestern communities with consumer, commercial, and wealth-management financial services. Its core offerings include checking and savings accounts, personal and business loans (including mortgages), commercial banking, and wealth management, delivered through a network of bank branches and digital channels. The company expands its footprint by acquiring other banks, which has allowed it to broaden its product suite and geographic reach while maintaining a focus on local community banking. Unlike larger national banks that compete at scale, Old National emphasizes close relationships with customers and communities, a long-standing presence dating back to 1834, and steady growth through selective mergers and acquisitions. The company’s goal is to provide reliable, accessible financial services to Midwest communities while growing its footprint and staying true to its community-focused roots.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Evansville, IN
Founded
1834

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