Corporate C&I Banker

The Corporate C&I Banker is a senior-level relationship manager responsible for developing, managing, and expanding a portfolio of complex commercial and industrial (C&I) banking relationships. This position serves as a trusted financial advisor to middle-market and privately held businesses by delivering customized lending, deposit, treasury management, and other financial solutions. The Corporate Banker is expected to generate significant loan and deposit growth while maintaining strong credit quality and adherence to the Bank's policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.

• Develop and maintain a portfolio of commercial relationships consisting of privately held businesses, professional firms, nonprofit organizations, and other commercial clients.
• Actively prospect for new business opportunities through networking, centers of influence, community involvement, referrals, and targeted calling efforts.
• Generate profitable loan, deposit, treasury management, and fee income growth consistent with strategic objectives.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for commercial clients, providing exceptional relationship management and consultative financial advice.
• Develop comprehensive relationship strategies to deepen and expand client relationships across multiple product lines.
• Maintain a consistent calling program focused on existing and prospective commercial clients.
• Structure, negotiate, and originate complex commercial loan transactions including:
  • Lines of Credit
  • Working Capital Facilities
  • Equipment Financing
  • Owner-Occupied Real Estate Loans
  • Acquisition Financing
  • SBA Loans (when applicable)
  • Other Commercial Credit Facilities
• Analyze financial statements, tax returns, cash flow projections, collateral valuations, and industry trends to assess credit risk.
• Prepare and present credit requests and relationship strategies to credit administration and loan committees.
• Monitor portfolio performance and proactively identify emerging credit concerns.
• Ensure loan relationships remain in compliance with applicable covenants, policies, and regulatory requirements.
• Maintain acceptable loan quality metrics, past due levels, and exception reporting standards.

The Corporate C&I Banker is a senior-level relationship manager responsible for developing, managing, and expanding a portfolio of complex commercial and industrial (C&I) banking relationships. This position serves as a trusted financial advisor to middle-market and privately held businesses by delivering customized lending, deposit, treasury management, and other financial solutions. The Corporate Banker is expected to generate significant loan and deposit growth while maintaining strong credit quality and adherence to the Bank's policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.

• Develop and maintain a portfolio of commercial relationships consisting of privately held businesses, professional firms, nonprofit organizations, and other commercial clients.
• Actively prospect for new business opportunities through networking, centers of influence, community involvement, referrals, and targeted calling efforts.
• Generate profitable loan, deposit, treasury management, and fee income growth consistent with strategic objectives.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for commercial clients, providing exceptional relationship management and consultative financial advice.
• Develop comprehensive relationship strategies to deepen and expand client relationships across multiple product lines.
• Maintain a consistent calling program focused on existing and prospective commercial clients.

• Structure, negotiate, and originate complex commercial loan transactions including:
  • Lines of Credit
  • Working Capital Facilities
  • Equipment Financing
  • Owner-Occupied Real Estate Loans
  • Acquisition Financing
  • SBA Loans (when applicable)
  • Other Commercial Credit Facilities
• Analyze financial statements, tax returns, cash flow projections, collateral valuations, and industry trends to assess credit risk.
• Prepare and present credit requests and relationship strategies to credit administration and loan committees.
• Monitor portfolio performance and proactively identify emerging credit concerns.
• Ensure loan relationships remain in compliance with applicable covenants, policies, and regulatory requirements.
• Maintain acceptable loan quality metrics, past due levels, and exception reporting standards.

• Partner with Treasury Management officers to identify and deliver cash management solutions.
• Promote deposit growth through operating accounts, money market accounts, and related commercial deposit products.
• Identify opportunities for merchant services, payment solutions, and other fee-based products.

• Maintain an active presence within the local business community.
• Participate in civic,…