As a Client Service Account Manager in the Retail & Pharma team, you will support a portfolio of large corporate and/or financial institution clients by allowing them to effectively utilize Payments Products and Services. The Service organization acts as a central point of resolution to support the client's business operations, identifies product/service gaps and development opportunities, and leverages client/product expertise to recommend client growth and efficiency opportunities.
Job responsibilities:
- Be a key advisor and proactive partner to the client, providing advice/consultation on decision making
- Act as proactive partner, reaching out to clients to assess progress, client satisfaction, and potential impediments to a high level of service satisfaction
- Act as client’s central point of resolution and escalation for service issues, liaises with bank partners to manage issues
- Convey complex ideas and client issues with confidence
- Identiy and address product/service gaps and development opportunities, leveraging the full array of Treasury Services product capabilities
- Adhere to and ensure client's compliance with risk policies/practices and educates clients on new legal / regulatory / Cyber changes
Required qualifications, capabilities and skills:
- Minimum of 5 years of relevant industry and/or functional experience
- Intermediate understanding of Treasury Products and Services, inclusive of knowledge of financial exposure/operational risk related to TS transactions
- Technical knowledge/comprehension to recommend value-added solutions for clients and partners
- Ability to present oral and written communication in an organized, clear and confident manner
- Manages time effectively in a fast paced environment; demonstrating ability to balance competing priorities and deliver on commitments
- Ability to effectively partner with internal colleagues and external clients
- Ability to be flexible with working hours and utilize virtual connectivity tools (VDI, Blackberry/Good mobile suite, etc.) when business needs arise