JPMorgan Chase
Business Development Executive, JPM Private Client (Affluent)
$285K–$500K
New York, NY +4 · Full-time · Posted Oct 14, 2026
- Location
- New York, NY
Wilmington, DE
Columbus, OH
Chicago, IL
Plano, TX - Experience
- 12+ years of progressively senior leadership experience.
About the job
Leads the affluent segment’s go-to-market and growth strategy, coordinating teams and workflows to improve client acquisition, relationship deepening, and retention.
What you'll do
- Set and execute the segment strategy, operating plan, roadmap, and measurable outcomes.
- Lead relationship manager development and engagement programs, and establish governance and performance routines.
- Develop client insights, acquisition and referral workflows, and incentive strategy with business, data, technology, and control partners.
What they ask for
- 12+ years of progressively senior leadership experience, including leading leaders in a matrixed, multi-site organization.
- Experience delivering measurable growth across acquisition, deepening, and retention at scale.
- Experience in governance, change management, performance and incentive frameworks, and regulated environments.
- Experience using financial and performance data, managing budget and headcount tradeoffs, and developing talent.
Nice to have
- Experience in affluent, wealth, or private client-oriented financial services.
- Experience with centralized client insights, enterprise referral programs, licensing readiness, or AI-enabled solutions in a controlled risk environment.
Pay
USD $285,000.00-$500,000.00 base salary (New York, NY); USD $285,000.00-$500,000.00 base salary (Wilmington, DE); USD $285,000.00-$500,000.00 base salary (Columbus, OH); USD $285,000.00-$500,000.00 base salary (Chicago, IL); USD $285,000.00-$500,000.00 base salary (Plano, TX)
AI focus
Assess implications of artificial intelligence for the operating model, risk, and workforce; preferred experience evaluating and implementing AI-enabled solutions in a controlled risk environment.
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