Manager, Innovation and Productivity

The Commonwealth Bank Group is one of Australia's leading providers of integrated financial services including retail, business and institutional banking, funds management, life insurance, superannuation, general insurance, broking services and finance company activities.

Institutional Banking Markets (IBM) is responsible for the provision of products and services to nearly 3000 major corporate, institutional and government clients. This is achieved through origination, structuring and execution of on and off balance sheet products that are enhanced through the efficient application of taxation, accounting, risk and capital management technologies. Institutional Banking Markets is the primary face to the market for all complex financing and advisory functions for the Bank's corporate and government clients.

Corporate Banking Solutions (CBS) delivers dynamic banking solutions to improve our clients' businesses and support Australia's economic development. CBS is responsible for significant revenue in both BPB and IBM. Our goals are:

The CBS Strategy and Risk team is responsible for supporting the CBS EGM and Leadership team in areas of Strategy, Innovation, Productivity and Risk.

Role Purpose:

The purpose of this role is to drive a high performing culture in CBS, particularly in the areas of productivity and innovation.

Key Accountabilities:

Productivity:

Innovation:

Develop, lead and coordinate CBS innovation program to build an innovative culture and outcomes across CBS, including

Culture:

Relationship Management:

Leadership and Team:

Qualifications and Experience Required:

To be successful in this role we are seeking someone who is passionate about productivity and innovation. You must be excited by driving business / corporate banking solutions to the level. In return we offer a collaborative, creative and friendly working culture, plus a balanced and rewarding career in CBA.

To be considered for this position please apply online today.

Advertised:

15 Aug 2013 Aus. Eastern Standard Time

August 16, 2013 • Tags:  • Posted in: Financial

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