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Small Business Banker

Valley National Bank
$85,200.00 - $147,200.00 / yr
United States, New York, New York
Aug 19, 2026
Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Represents the bank in conducting active prospect and customer business development activities with small business clients (-$5MM in revenue size) designed to generate new deposit, loan, treasury and other fee income and related business for the line of business while meeting any of the Bank's assigned and/or prospective business customers' needs. Manages relationships with small business banking clients through a consistent process of outreach, nurturing and growth. Establishes strong referral network and relationships with real estate agents, brokers, CPA's, accountants, attorneys, and other Centers of Influence (COI's). Develops strong professional relationships with other Bank department associates as well as supplemental business lines and vendors to cross sell and generate appropriate business product and service recommendations to help clients meet their goals and expand client relationships. Actively collaborates with other lines of business to ensure the clients specific needs are met. Provides quality customer service to existing customers and accounts through problem resolution and maintains consistent communications with clients through onsite visits and outbound calls. Develops and maintains intimate knowledge of the policies, Bank guidelines for their business line. Refers lending opportunities to Business Banking and Middle Market, treasury management, Highland Capital, FiServ and ADP, residential mortgage, and deposit relationships to bank partners. Participates in civic and community activities to promote the Bank's diverse products and services, maintain professional network relationships and strengthen community ties. Serves on CRA Board or committee to help strengthen communities and meet Bank's CRA objectives. Interview loan applicants, completing applications and gathering required documentation in order to have a full understanding of the customer's financial picture. Educates the borrower on business line process, structure, and set expectations.