Wealth Planner recruitment

A Fortune 500 company, PNC is one of the largest and most respected banks in the country. But that doesn't mean we speak in banking lingo or hide behind spreadsheets. In fact, it's our down-to-earth approach with customers that's put us on the map.

We see how work/life balance, green initiatives, a family-friendly outlook, and social responsibility make for happier employees. And happy employees make for very happy customers.

As a Wealth Planner at PNC and a member of PNC's Wealth Management Group, you will be joining one of the largest trust and investment managers in the United States and have access to state-of-the-art software and planning tools, and extensive research capabilities.

You will serve as a technical, marketing and developmental expert and resource on matters of estate and financial planning, both for prospects and client relationships. You will work closely with Relationship Managers, Trust Advisors, Investment Advisors, Banking Advisors, and market management. Ultimate goals are to assist in the acquisition of new clients; retain, expand, and deepen existing relationships; and develop talent in yourself and other service partners. Outstanding communication skills are a must, as this position involves meeting with clients and prospects on an almost daily basis. You will also be expected to use your networking skills to identify and attract high net worth clients, and develop focused strategies to create and expand relationships with centers of influence. As part of one of the largest and most respected planning groups in the wealth management industry, you will work with an exceptionally bright and credentialed group of planners and with other advisors in a team-oriented environment. You will be expected to stay current in planning developments, publish in professional journals, and maintain all continuing education for licenses and certifications relevant to the position. You will report to a VP, Wealth Management Team Director and work from our downtown Cincinnati, Ohio Wealth Management Offices.

The successful candidate will have the following qualifications:

  • Bachelor's degree.
  • JD degree and/or Certified Financial Planner (CFP) preferred.
  • Two to three years as a trust or estate planning attorney, or in financial planning.
  • CPA or LL.M. highly desirable.

  • As part of our commitment to balance, we offer a comprehensive benefits package, with both full- and part-time benefits designed to provide high-quality coverage at affordable costs. We understand the importance of health and wellness, fair salaries, time away, and opportunities to learn and grow.

    PNC is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer -- M/F/D/V/SO