The Financial Wellness Coach I provides financial education, one-on-one coaching, and access to lending and savings products to support members’ financial health. With a focus on low-to-moderate-income communities, the coach develops customized financial action plans, facilitates workshops, and supports members in applying for loans and opening accounts. Coaches may have additional cultural or language specialties noted internally to enhance member trust and accessibility. Essential Functions & Responsibilities: 1. Provide financial coaching and relationship building to members on budgeting, credit building, cash flow management, and goal-setting via in-person, virtual, and phone sessions at Greylock locations and partner sites. 2. Conduct outreach and deliver financial education workshops in schools, community centers, businesses, and partner organizations, tailored to the unique needs of each audience. 3. Serve as a loan interviewer for consumer loan products; support members in evaluating options, completing applications, and understanding terms. 4. Support account opening and member onboarding processes, including savings, checking, CDs, and online banking tools, in coordination with branch and lending staff. 5. Maintain and update financial coaching data in internal databases; assist with program tracking and partner reporting, including Banzai curriculum metrics. Advise internal teams on strategies for engaging specific communities, serving as a cultural resource and utilizing culturally centric outreach practices to reach underbanked communities. The above is a description of the ordinary duties of the position. It should be expected that from time to time other duties, both related and unrelated to the above, may be assigned and, therefore, required
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED