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Old National Bank

Regional bank focused on community banking

Business Banking Relationship Manager 3

Full-TimePosted on 9/29/2026Deadline 9/29/27
$79.4k - $156k/yr+ Bonus
Senior
Bachelor's
Milwaukee, WI, USA
Remote

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree, or a high school diploma or GED with equivalent work experience.
  • At least 5 years of relevant commercial banking experience.
  • Ability to orchestrate organizational resources by identifying key players, communicating relevant information, and building collaborative, client-focused relationships.
  • Thorough knowledge of Loan Standards, Loan Review Administration, and Banking/OCC Procedures.
  • Very high level of written and verbal communication skills.
  • Proven track record of successful sales performance and strong business development skills.
  • Very high level of sales, negotiation, and financial analysis skills.
  • May need to travel to other Old National, client, or meeting locations.
  • Relevant experience for role-level placement may include commercial lending, business development, commercial credit, and portfolio management in C&I Banking or middle-market experience; consistent success as a Relationship Manager or similar role; ability to work through complex credits or unique situations; strong market, regional, or industry connections and influence in acquiring and maintaining profitable client relationships; coaching and mentoring peers; and adaptability to changes in sales practices and market or industry conditions.
Responsibilities
  • Generate new loan and deposit business by initiating and developing relationships with businesses, industries, developers, and consumers in line with assigned sales goals.
  • Maintain acceptable credit quality and appropriate loan pricing.
  • Manage an individual portfolio and expand client relationships, including through partner referrals.
  • 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 consultative selling to understand client needs and opportunities by conducting pre-call planning, establishing rapport, interviewing for needs and opportunities, explaining features and benefits, overcoming objections, and closing sales.
  • Leverage centers of influence to build a network and create a business pipeline.
  • Evaluate loan requests for proper purpose, structure, and pricing to ensure they meet current loan standards.
  • Partner with support staff to ensure the loan origination process meets bank and client expectations.
  • Seek guidance and insight from other lenders and executives to deliver appropriate loan terms for the bank and client.
  • Manage a portfolio of customers professionally and monitor relationships in accordance with current loan standards.
  • Meet or exceed portfolio targets by strengthening existing client relationships and fostering new relationships.
  • Manage delinquencies and the portfolio to ensure classified credits are recognized promptly and referred to Special Assets.
  • Break larger goals into achievable steps, communicate contributions to broader goals, understand factors and trends affecting the role, anticipate risks and develop contingency plans, identify improvement opportunities, seek insights for solutions, and align activities with individual, team, and organizational goals.
  • Share information and ideas transparently, tailor communications to the audience, unite others around common goals, and listen to opinions when clarifying expectations, agreeing on solutions, and checking satisfaction.
  • Take ownership of problems, collaborate to resolve them with appropriate urgency, identify root causes, evaluate new information and implications, recommend sound solutions, and act consistently with known facts, constraints, and probable consequences.
  • Serve internal and external clients, stay current on developments and trends affecting client satisfaction, understand relevant data, metrics, or financial information and their business outcomes, and nurture client relationships by listening, prioritizing, meeting needs, mitigating risk, and adding shareholder value.
  • Achieve personal goals for new loan and deposit production and average portfolio targets.
  • Achieve personal goals for new fee production and average loan delinquency.

About the company

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, Indiana

Founded

1834

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 deposits rose 3.4% annualized to $56.1 billion, signaling funding strength.
  • The bank repurchased $107 million of stock in Q2 2026, boosting EPS.
  • Shane Print started leading C&I banking in Chicago, sharpening commercial growth execution.

What critics are saying

  • Judge allowed Bell Bank's May 7, 2026 lawsuit over former employees to proceed.
  • September 4, 2026 fraud allegations from Marshall Screw Products target Old National's controls.
  • The July 13, 2026 River City firearms case keeps the 2023 shooting liability alive.

What makes Old National Bank unique

  • Old National's July 22, 2026 quarter delivered record $249.4 million net income.
  • Management raised 2026 loan-growth guidance to 6%-8% without depending on acquisitions.
  • Bremer integration finished, giving Old National a larger Midwest deposit and lending platform.

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Benefits

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401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Professional Development Budget

Mental Health Support

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