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Deliver a consistent and effective onboarding experience for each Experienced Advisor Recruit (EAR) onsite in the advisor's office through facilitating onboarding processes and systems, implementing efficient workflows, coaching and training EARs and staff, and consulting as the Ameriprise transition expert. Play a lead role on key projects and initiatives and take on the onsite transition consultant role for complex practices and to meet demand. Key Responsibilities Travel to EAR office locations to support the onboarding, including: establishing relationships with the EAR, their staff, field leaders, and support resources, being the onsite lead for transition tracking, questions, quality checking, error follow up, etc. Implementing a workflow within the office to effectively transition clients and assets. Coaching and training EAR advisors and staff on key Ameriprise systems, processes, policies, (including EAR Onboarding tools and processes). Identify and drive innovation and improvement within EAR Onboarding and across the organization and lead and participate in project work to enhance the EAR Onboarding Experience. Contribute to the overall success of the EAR Onboarding and Acquisition department by serving as a resource/coach/mentor to less-experienced team members and assisting with tasks and duties of other roles within the department to help support high volumes and capacity challenges. Provide critical guidance and support in transitioning the assets by providing EAR with understanding Ameriprise culture, Business policies and procedures. Required Qualifications Education: Bachelors degree or equivalent (4-years). Experience: 5-7 years of relevant experience. *Post-secondary education and relevant work experience may be interchanged to meet the combined total years of minimum required qualifications for education and experience. In-depth knowledge of the asset transfer process, rules and policies of ownerships and requirements based on the ownership criteria. Excellent communication skills; ability to partner with and influence EAR advisors, field leaders, and support staff. Comfortable working in a flexible, fast-paced environment. Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines. Strong professional presence and emotional competence; ability to deal with stressful situations and emotional EARs and field leaders. Willingness to travel 75% of the time. Willingness to travel on Sundays.