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Openland Credit Union
Business Banking Relationship Manager
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What they do
A Financial Relationship Manager maintains existing and develops new relationships with partner firms and customers for a financial services company. Acts as point of contact for clients to answer any questions on financial services and provide advice.
$129,855 / year median in Texas
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Ready to build relationships, grow business, and be rewarded for your results? Come join our Houston Chronicle Top Workplace team! We're looking for a Business Banking Relationship Manager who is driven, outgoing, and ready to take ownership of their market. This role offers a competitive base salary plus a lucrative incentive plan, giving you the opportunity to directly benefit from the relationships you build and the growth you generate. It's ideal for someone who enjoys connecting with people, building a network, identifying opportunities, and turning relationships into long-term partnerships. We're looking for someone who doesn't wait to be told what comes next. You'll need to be self-motivated, dependable, organized, and comfortable working autonomously while staying connected to the larger Openland team. A strong sense of urgency and attention to detail are essential—you'll be managing relationships, pursuing new opportunities, and following through on the details that keep business moving. What You'll Do Build and grow relationships with existing and prospective business members. Develop new business through proactive outreach, calling, business visits, networking, referrals, and community involvement. Build connections with CPAs, attorneys, commercial real estate professionals, chambers of commerce, community organizations, and other referral partners. Serve as a trusted financial resource by learning about each business and recommending solutions that fit its needs. Generate and grow commercial deposits, loans, and other business relationships. Guide business members through the loan process, including gathering documentation and coordinating with underwriting through closing. Manage and monitor an assigned business loan portfolio and proactively address potential concerns. Represent Openland at networking events and community functions. Partner across Openland to connect business members with additional products, services, and resources. Maintain Safesite records. Stay on top of follow-ups, commitments, and deadlines while delivering an excellent member experience. Why Work With Us Here's just a glimpse of the perks you'll enjoy at
Openland Credit Union:
Annual Bonus Plan Monthly incentives Health benefits effective the month following your start date Vacation and Sick Accruals Holiday Pay and Sundays off 401(k) options with a Student Loan Repayment Match program Tuition reimbursement Career advancement opportunities And much more! College degree required. Two to five years of similar or related experience, including experience gained through preparatory roles. Strong relationship-building, communication, and business development skills. Ability to independently manage competing priorities while maintaining timely and accurate follow-through You'll thrive in this role if you are: Autonomous- You take ownership, manage your time well, and keep things moving without constant direction. Relationship-driven
- You're social, approachable, and genuinely enjoy meeting new people and building connections. Reliable
- People can count on you to follow through and do what you say you'll do. Driven
- You have a strong sense of urgency and are motivated by goals, growth, and results. Detail-oriented
- You understand that accuracy matters, especially when working with business accounts, lending, and documentation. Proactive
- You look for opportunities, make the call, schedule the visit, follow up, and take the next step. Collaborative
- You can work independently while knowing when to bring in the right internal partner.