Treasury Sales Officer II - Not for Profit Healthcare & Higher Education

Bank of America Bank of America · Banking · Seattle, WA +2

This role is for a Treasury Sales Officer II at Bank of America, focusing on the Not For Profit Healthcare and Higher Education sectors. The officer will manage and pursue treasury revenue streams, product penetration, and client engagements, acting as a trusted advisor for working capital, financial technology, and treasury solutions. Responsibilities include client calls, identifying opportunities, driving collaboration, and advising on digital strategies and payment solutions.

What you'd actually do

  1. The Treasury Sales Officer (TSO) is held responsible for managing and actively pursuing treasury revenue streams and product penetration across an assigned portfolios.
  2. Act as digital ambassador driving mobile, digital and real time payments adoption, manage and lead strategic dialogues around key client centric issues, leveraging best practices, peer benchmarking, industry data analytics, and solutioning positioning.
  3. Engage with complex Not-For-Profit Healthcare and Private Higher Education companies as their working capital, financial technology and trusted advisor.
  4. Articulate and understand the, not-for-profit, healthcare and higher education environment with respect to reform and other industry issues – be able to engage in strategic conversations with C-suite executives and Revenue Cycle teams.
  5. Proactively create impactful client/prospect events centered on industry trends (Innovation, Fraud, Patient Satisfaction, System Integration, etc).

Skills

Required

  • Treasury sales experience
  • Understanding of Not For Profit Healthcare and Higher Education sectors
  • Knowledge of treasury solutions (liquidity management, payments, FX, commercial cards)
  • Client relationship management
  • Financial technology advisory
  • Sales and revenue generation
  • Communication and presentation skills
  • Strategic thinking

Nice to have

  • Digital payment adoption
  • Industry event participation
  • RFP/RFI response experience

What the JD emphasized

  • client engagements
  • client calls
  • client challenges
  • client portfolio
  • client prospect opportunities
  • client centric issues
  • client-suite executives
  • client/prospect events
  • client-focused cost/benefit analysis
  • client focus
  • client relationship development
  • client needs
  • client planning
  • client calling
  • client facing treasury presentations