
We are seeking a senior executive to own the end‑to‑end leads ecosystem for the US Private Bank as volumes and sources scale across multiple channels, including: 1. Paid marketing driven leads; 2. Cold leads identified by marketing and distributed via PBIQ Book Builder; 3. Leads sourced through formal cross‑LOB partnership programs; 4. Workplace Solutions; and 5. the National Client Team. This leader will define the strategy, operating model, and technology roadmap for how leads are captured, scored, routed, and converted—partnering closely with digital, technology, marketing, finance, data and market leadership.
Why This Role Matters
Job Responsibilities
·Own the full lead lifecycle: intake, standardization, qualification, scoring, prioritization, routing, assignment, SLA management, tracking, and outcomes.
·Define and maintain enterprise taxonomy for leads and dispositions; ensure consistent definitions and promotion criteria across platforms and teams.
·Stand up an operating model and governance cadence (monthly/quarterly business reviews) with Digital, Marketing, Finance, D&A, and Market leadership; publish playbooks and SLAs.
·Build an ecosystem that drives adoption and accountability across markets.
·Own the propensity model framework and roadmap in partnership with Business Intelligence: inputs, weights, explainability, thresholds, and ongoing performance management.
·Define routing logic that balances conversion likelihood with advisor capacity, specialty, geography, and client fit; continuously test and refine.
·Establish feedback loops to retrain models based on outcomes, channel quality, and advisor feedback; publish scorecards and win/loss insights.
·Serve as business owner for lead-related digital capabilities and roadmap; ensure user‑centric tools that enable scalable, consistent, advisor‑friendly lead management.
·Lead development of Leads Connect, in partnership with product and technology.
·Integrate with Connect ecosystem to streamline intake, enrichment, assignment, and follow‑ups; reduce manual work via automation and embedded nudges.
·Partner with Marketing to align channel mix, messaging, and qualification criteria with downstream conversion; co‑own lead quality targets and funnel health.
·Partner with Finance on end‑to‑end attribution, revenue recognition frameworks, flows, and return‑on‑spend—establish standardized definitions for sourced vs. influenced.
·Coordinate with a designated leader in JPM Wealth Management to track and optimize leads sent to and received from the broader Chase ecosystem.
·Work with Market Leaders to drive advisor adoption, disposition discipline, and best‑practice playbooks; pilot and scale what works.
·Define north‑star and operational KPIs across the lifecycle: lead quality, assignment latency, contact rates, conversion, cycle time, pipeline health, revenue/flows, etc.
·Build executive‑ready dashboards and monthly/quarterly performance narratives; highlight channel performance, bottlenecks, and next‑best actions.
·Run controlled tests (scoring thresholds, routing strategies, outreach cadences) and implement learnings to increase efficiency and outcomes.
Required Qualifications, Capabilities and Skills:
Preferred Qualifications, Capabilities and Skills:
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