General Manager ACT - Banking Department
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About this role
Opportunity to contribute to the broader strategic direction of Banking Department. Oversee the day-to-day Canberra Branch operations. Be more , have an impact and make a difference. As the General Manager of ACT office, you will oversee and direct the teams responsible for delivering banking services to our Australian Government agency customers.. As part of the Department’s leadership team, you will lead and develop individuals and teams to achieve goals and deliver RBA outcomes. Your key responsibilities will include: Oversee the day-to-day Canberra Branch operations. Manage contractual and customer relationships with government banking customers and contribute to tender responses.…
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