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Program Manager
Union Bank
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Reporting to the business line executive, the Retail Project Manager is responsible for special projects and administration for the respective business line. Identifies, prioritizes and executes all activities required to develop and support the business line’s strategies, priorities, and special initiative projects.
Major Responsibilities:
40% - Project Management
• Work with various business partners within cross-functional project teams to identify and address business opportunities and challenges
• Analyze and present recommendations and findings
• Manage project development, planning and implementation in support of business line initiatives
• Coordinate efforts of multiple functional areas, monitor progress and make recommendations on work flow and timeliness to achieve completion of initiatives in a timely, cost effective and efficient manner
• Manage other high priority and confidential special projects as required by manager
15% - Analytics
• Identify trends and the impact to program goals and strategic plans and present analysis and interpretation of results to manager
• Conduct research and data analysis for ongoing initiatives and projects
• Assist in developing strategies and plans
• Prepare reports, interpret data and provide weekly reports on programs for analysis and reporting
• Monitor initiative effectiveness by defining measurement criteria, tracking, and analyzing results against goals
30% - Partner Liaison and Communication
• Work with various business partners in execution and enhancement of activities to reach and exceed goals
• Prepare communications and presentations to be shared with business line executives and senior management
• Develop thorough communication plans for rollout and implementation of all projects and initiatives
15% - Additional Responsibilities
• Provide support and back up for complex projects within the business line
• Prioritize and execute on ad-hoc requests and responsibilities as needed
Qualifications
Education, Licensure, Years of Experience (and type of work experience):
• Typically requires a Bachelor's Degree or higher
• Requires 3-7 years previous Project Management experience with a proven track record in the above mentioned job responsibilities
• 5+ years of increasingly more complex responsibility in performing business consulting, financial, and/or statistical analysis and model preparation using Microsoft Excel (or comparable) preferred
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:
• Strong analytical, verbal/written communication and presentation skills
• Proficient in developing mass communications to the business line, which may also include presentations and recommendations to management
• Excellent managerial and leadership skills
• Ability to make decisions independently
• Ability to provide comprehensive financial analysis to Finance group to review financials and discuss strategies on how to fill gaps
• Ability to prepare complex analytical and financial reports
• Highly developed ability to partner with other business lines
• High level of proficiency in all Microsoft Office products
• Ability to influence others and achieve business outcomes on time and within budget
• Must be able to successfully manage multiple tasks with concurrent deadlines
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities duties and skills required of personnel so classified.
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