The CIB Business Execution Senior Manager plays a critical leadership role within the CIB Chief Operating Office (COO) organization and is responsible for leading multiple strategic functions within the Chief Administrative Office (CAO) portfolio. This role provides leadership across a diverse set of enterprise capabilities that support Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB), including Vendor Management, Access Support & Oversight, Business Resiliency, Information Research & Presentation Design Services, Digital and Physical Records Management, Controls Procedure Management, International Governance, Business Management, and Sustainability initiatives.
The successful candidate will provide strategic direction and operational leadership across these functions while partnering with senior executives to drive business priorities, strengthen governance and controls, improve organizational effectiveness, and deliver scalable operating models supporting Wells Fargo's global Corporate & Investment Banking businesses.
This leader will be accountable for driving transformational initiatives, enhancing risk and control frameworks, optimizing organizational capacity, and ensuring effective execution of key regulatory, governance, and business management priorities. The role requires a strong understanding of CIB products and operations, exceptional stakeholder management capabilities, and demonstrated experience leading large, diverse teams in a highly matrixed environment.
CAO Leadership
CAO Strategy & Transformation
International Governance & Business Management
Risk, Controls & Regulatory Management
Metrics, Reporting & Executive Management
Stakeholder Management & Influence
3 Oct 2026
*Job posting may come down early due to volume of applicants.
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