Portfolio Manager

DLL Group • Des Moines, IA

1d • $64,616 - $96,924 • Remote

About The Position

As the Portfolio Manager, you will improve the company’s risk position through active account management. This position will develop and maintain customer (manufacturer, vendor, distributor, dealer, and end user) relationships that will ensure profitable growth through a quality portfolio within an assigned geographical territory. Find out more here about how you can unleash your full potential at DLL ! Day to Day Maintain positive relationships with manufactures, vendors, distributors, dealers, and end users through regular interaction and sight visits Management of past due accounts which require assistance from the field for problem resolution (such activities will be coordinated with the collections staff) Protect company assets through prompt actions regarding retail and wholesale collection Develop and implement action plans to limit delinquency and risk costs Meet with customers to resolve past due accounts Draw up final notice and consequences Define payment plans for debtors Continue collection in case of litigation or bankruptcy Coordinate and/or conduct repossessions with applicable policies, procedures, and regulations Work with dealers to develop repayment terms on recourse obligations Conduct and/or coordinate field audits per policy Proper handling of off-lot units Collection of proceeds on sold units Travel intensive: North/South Dakota, Minnesota

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience
• At least 2 years of experience in the field of collections management
• Business economics knowledge (products, insolvency, bankruptcy)
• Experience and knowledge in the leasing and finance sector
• Negotiating skills
• Operates and thinks within procedures and precedents
• Must have the ability to lift 10lbs, sit and work at a computer for extensive periods of time, communicate both orally and written.
• Must demonstrate a high degree of attention and quality, details, correctness and deadlines.
• A motor vehicle driving record that would allow for the operation of a company vehicle
• Ability to handle and organize multiple projects and deadlines
• Weekly regional travel required
• Regional travel required.

Responsibilities

• Maintain positive relationships with manufactures, vendors, distributors, dealers, and end users through regular interaction and sight visits
• Management of past due accounts which require assistance from the field for problem resolution (such activities will be coordinated with the collections staff)
• Protect company assets through prompt actions regarding retail and wholesale collection
• Develop and implement action plans to limit delinquency and risk costs
• Meet with customers to resolve past due accounts
• Draw up final notice and consequences
• Define payment plans for debtors
• Continue collection in case of litigation or bankruptcy
• Coordinate and/or conduct repossessions with applicable policies, procedures, and regulations
• Work with dealers to develop repayment terms on recourse obligations
• Conduct and/or coordinate field audits per policy
• Proper handling of off-lot units
• Collection of proceeds on sold units
• Travel intensive: North/South Dakota, Minnesota

Benefits

• Two working days per year volunteering for a local charity.
• Health and Wellness program including healthy food, free health checks, fun health & vitality activities.
• Flexible hours with possibility to work from home
• Career development opportunities: online learning, member development programs.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level