In your own words, describe your role at the bank:
As a Commercial Relationship Manager, my primary focus is on facilitating solutions for businesses. I assess creditworthiness, structure loan packages and provide invaluable financial guidance. Through this work, I also prioritize building strong, long-lasting relationships with businesses in the community, ensuring that I become a trusted financial partner in their journey toward success. How did you get into banking? During my time with the Omaha Men's Soccer Program and pursuing my finance degree, I decided to explore the world of banking. That pivotal decision led me to interview for an internship at a community bank. During this time, I saw the opportunity to build meaningful connections with clients and colleagues. Banking isn't just about numbers; it's about people. I found myself working closely with individuals and businesses, understanding their unique needs and providing tailored financial solutions. Why is banking a great career? Banking is all about the meaningful relationships you build with your coworkers and business partners. Alongside these connections, the vast opportunities for career growth make it a rewarding journey of personal and professional development. Share your favorite book, podcast or quote. Why is it your favorite? "Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard." - Tim Notke This quote resonates deeply with me as an immigrant who arrived in this country at just one year old. My parents, both shining examples of relentless dedication, instilled in me the belief that working hard is the key to achieving my dreams. Through their unwavering commitment and sacrifices, I not only had the privilege of playing soccer at a Division 1 level, but also became a first-generation college graduate. Now, as a Commercial Relationship Manager, I can continue to rely on my grit, determination and unyielding work ethic to reach new heights in my career and life. Is there anything you'd like to add about your family heritage or what Hispanic Heritage Month means to you? As I reflect on my journey to success, I can't help but recognize the profound influence of my Hispanic Heritage. It's a heritage deeply rooted in resilience, family values and a strong work ethic that has propelled me forward.
In your own words, describe your role at the bank:
As a loan administrator, I assist in gathering financial information. Working together with Bruning lenders to initiate and finalize the loan process on behalf of the customer. I ensure that the loan documents are prepared accurately, that they are in accordance with compliance, and produced in a timely manner. How did you get into banking? I am originally from Southern California, and I was invited to a job fair by a close friend. I saw an opportunity to enter the banking world and out of curiosity, I applied. I started as a teller and then saw the endless opportunities for professional growth. That was the start of my banking career! Why is banking a great career? I love working with people. I found that the best way you can help is by teaching them how to build wealth and by looking after their financial interests. Letting them secure their future, these relationships last a lifetime. What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you? What does my heritage mean to me? It is the identity of my people, it's my identity. It’s a legacy handed down to us. A legacy of hard work and great accomplishments, it is the passion of hard labor and great work ethics that make us prosperous wherever we go. What is your favorite book, podcast or quote? “It takes a team of good people to get you to your destination in life. You cannot paddle the boat alone. Find someone to share your life with. Make as many friends as possible, and never forget that your success depends on others.” Make Your Bed by Admiral William H. McRaven |
