Brad Wilson
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JP Morgan Chase Document Specialist/Risk Ops Analyst July 2010 -
Current
. Supplied accurate information to customers, attorneys, employees and
agencies with accounts affected by court orders and levies.
. Provided considerate service to customers in difficult situations in
order to maintain their business and sustain trust.
. Minimized risk by accurately handling plaintiff and attorney inquiries
in regards to captured funds, payout schedules, and remittance.
PNC Business Financial Services Consultant April 2009 - May
2010
. Accurately organized documents resulting in zero inaccuracies or
deficiencies including opening and closing of accounts, payoff
letters, service enrollments, new credit applications, work requests,
transfer requests, lien releases, and line of credit increases.
. Handled escalated calls for Business Services, Private Client Group,
Home Equity LOC, Business Card Services, and Lending Services clients.
. Provided online and technical support for Business, HELOC, Card, and
Lending Services.
. Coached consultants on business and home equity service procedures.
. Followed and tracked sales developments and secured appropriate
credentials.
. Adhered to strict federal regulations and compliance standards.
. Reduced risk by using PNC's secure verification procedures.
. Responded to unauthorized credit and debit transactions and escalated
detected fraud.
. Advised and counseled clients on terms of contracts/agreements.
AT&T Store Manager October 2004 - May 2006
. Assessed store sales contracts to ensure reimbursement for new
activations.
. Maintained nightly deposits, inventory, and day-to-day staffing.
. Revamped retail location by effectively communicating sales strategy
and reorganizing store design/merchandise.
. Approved discounts, promotions, and large business orders.
The Ohio State University BA, Economics, June 2010
. Specialized in International Trade and Monetary Policy.
. Related Curriculum: ECON 665 International Commodity Flows: Theory and
Policy, ECON 666 Financial Aspects of International Trade, ECON 520
Cost-Benefit Analysis, ECON 444 Econometrics, ECON 520 Money and
Banking, ECON 200 & 201 Principles of Micro and Macroeconomics, ECON
501 & 502 Advanced Micro and Macroeconomics.
. Notable Curriculum: French 101-104, Calculus 151 & 152, Physics 131,
Chemistry 121 & 125, Statistics 133 & 145, Engineering 181 & 183.
. Outstanding aptitude for applications including but not at all limited
to Office, Lotus Notes, Mac, Adobe, Mozilla, Visual Basic,
Mathematica, SAS