The Relationship Banker builds and strengthens client relationships by delivering personalized financial advice and solutions. The role involves understanding client needs, providing guidance, and connecting clients to Old National Bank products and services to support their financial goals. Through proactive outreach, meaningful conversations, and effective problem resolution, the banker creates a positive client experience and supports banking center relationship growth, sales, service, and team goals. Bankers also participate in community activities, build new relationships, deepen existing ones, and enhance the bank’s reputation. Positions may be based in one banking center or support multiple locations within a market. Old National Bank has served clients and communities since 1834 and has over $70 billion in total assets. It describes itself as a community- and client-focused regional bank that invests in communities through volunteering and charitable giving. The organization offers competitive compensation and an inclusive workplace, including Impact Network Groups led by team members. There are two levels of the role. Relationship Bankers develop foundational client engagement, sales, and banking operations skills, complete onboarding, training, and licensing requirements, and are expected to demonstrate readiness to advance to Relationship Banker II within approximately 12 months. Relationship Banker II is a fully proficient role involving independent relationship management, consultative sales, consistent performance, and strong operational execution. Advancement depends on demonstrated capability, sustained performance, training and learning-path completion, and licensing. The stated salary range is $17.00 to $29.75 per hour. Actual offers may vary based on role responsibilities, skills, professional experience, education, and geographic location.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED