Corporate Account Manager

Role Overview

Reporting to the Associate Vice-President, Business Financial Centre (AVP, BFC), the Corporate Account Manager is primarily responsible to source new business and new member opportunities.  The Corporate Account Manager is also responsible for the advice, service delivery and risk management of a designated portfolio of business members and prospects. Working closely with other team members, the Corporate Account Manager is committed to ensuring ACU Business Financial Centre's goals and objectives are met and that members receive personalized advice and seamless, quality service that meets or exceeds their expectations at all times.

This role supports Assiniboine Credit Union/ Caisse Assiniboine (ACU)'s commitment to rural and agricultural communities, francophone services, values-based banking and ACU's triple bottom line accountability to people, planet, and prosperity.

Key Accountabilities

• Responsible and accountable for meeting personal business targets, planning business development activities and strategies to achieve aggressive goals.
• Proactively develop, nurture, retain and grow commercial member relationships by identifying and ensuring member needs are met and that the relationship contributes positively to the credit union.
• Proactively seek and identify new prospective syndicate partners for ACU, effectively collaborate with internal partners, negotiate and structure loan syndication terms and written recommendations for approval. Deepen relationships with existing syndicated lending partners to expand ACU's syndicate product recognition throughout the credit union system. Provide syndicated lending market intelligence and maintain awareness of the syndicated lending competitive environment.
• Manage an assigned loan portfolio by ensuring all products provided are in compliance with relevant legislation, regulation, policies and procedures. Responsible for actively pursuing new sources of profitable business loan and deposits business.
• Provide business banking consultation, for collecting and compiling information and analyzing financial and other information to assess credit and service requirements.
• Resolve problems and member complaints and referrals to ensure the needs of members, staff and the Credit Union are met by taking ownership of the issues and negotiating a win-win solution.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of Credit Union products, services and relevant policies and legislation.
• Stay current on member's industries and local and national events, which impact on our member's affairs.
• Act as a representative for the Credit Union and the Business Financial Centre by being visible in the community and using skills and experience to support community groups and initiatives.
• Monitor assigned portfolio, conducting credit investigations, security inspections and searches as required; release security on paid out loans, interpret loan reports and identify further action required to address problem areas such as pending delinquency, margin deficiencies, etc.
• Ensure profitability of loan through application and negotiation of interest rates, application and commitment fees, service charges, overdue interest, deposit rates and other non-credit services, within the parameters of the competitive marketplace and departmental policies and practices.
• Ensure an appropriate level of research analysis and information supports credit decisions and recommendations in order to keep allowances and loan losses at a minimum.
• Evaluate and approve commercial lines of credit, letters of credit, commercial mortgages, and other loan applications such as overdrafts within approved lending limits.
• Ensure all Credit Union policies and procedures pertaining to credit and other areas of the assigned portfolio are followed.
• Work collaboratively with other staff and management to develop and achieve organizational objectives, including participation in meetings, planning and training initiatives, sharing of information and ideas to ensure organizational success.
• Maintain familiarity with the Credit Union's history, mission statement, objectives and its role in the community.
• Demonstrate support for workplace-diversity and respectful workplace initiatives.
• Understand, respect and support ACU's commitment to values based banking.
• Employees are required to keep strictly confidential the affairs of anyone whose private information becomes available to them in the course of their duties.

Education and Experience

This position requires a bachelor's degree in business or finance with a minimum 10 years progressive experience in sales and service managing a diverse portfolio in a business banking environment.  In addition, experience leading credit transactions greater than $5MM in a variety of industries and a proven track record of growth, business development, achieving service excellence and building strong trusted relationships with members is required.  Commercial loan syndication experience is preferred. An equivalent combination of education and experience would be considered. 

Key Occupational Skills.

This role requires demonstrated success in all of ACU's core competency areas, including:

• Leading Self
• Member Service
• Delivering Results
• Communication
• Change
• Team Leadership
• Problem Solving & Decision Making
• Organizational Acumen

In addition, the Corporate Account Manager has experience in:

• Advice and service delivery
• Relationship management
• Commercial credit
• Loan syndications
• An attitude of professional excellence
• Negotiation
• Advanced knowledge of accounting, budgeting and financial management
• Strong financial, analytical and complex credit acumen
• Working understanding of commercial law
• Extensive working knowledge of ACU's business products, policies and procedures particularly commercial loan and deposit product knowledge
• Working knowledge of credit union technology and computer applications
• Credit union operations, philosophies, principles, legislation, regulations, policies and procedures
• Values based banking and triple bottom line accountability
• The critical interrelationship between social impact, growth and financial sustainability

WHO WE ARE?

As a Certified B Corporation and one of Manitoba's Top Employers (2024), the culture of Assiniboine Credit Union is supportive of the individual while focused on the greater community.  You'll be motivated by shared values and encouraged to always think about how, through financial sustainability, we can do more for our members, our employees and our community. 

Choosing to work at Assiniboine Credit Union means that you'll be working for an organization that: 

• puts people, planet and prosperity first,
• values diversity and inclusion,
• is focused on social and environmental responsibility,
• supports employees through training programs and long-term career development,
• offers a competitive total compensation program which includes bonuses, a matched pension program, and health and dental benefits.

If doing things differently and doing more is part of who you are, join us on a rewarding journey where your personal aspirations and career goals can align.

If you are interested in applying for this position, please submit your application by Friday, January 16, 2026 at 4:00 pm CST. We thank everyone who applies, but only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

We are committed to workforce diversity and actively recruit people with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives reflecting the community in which we live and work. Applicants may request reasonable accommodation related to the materials and activities used throughout the selection process.