PATRICIA S. ARMOCIDA
**** ****** ***., *********, **** 45429
************@***.**.*** Cell (937) 789-
8450
OBJECTIVE
I want to obtain a position where I can utilize my years of professional
experience and knowledge to make a difference in people lives.
SUMMARY
A highly energized, motivated, results-driven business professional, with
significant experience in the Banking/Financial Industries, that adapts
well to change and managing multiple priorities in fast-paced and adverse
environments. Recognized strengths include:
Research and Problem Solving Written and Oral Communication
Excellent Customer Service and Support Loss Reduction
Education/Training Physical and Site Security
Excel, Word and Power Point Local, State, Federal Regulations and
Accreditation
Private Police Investigations Community Reinvestment Act Requirements
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
FIFTH THIRD BANK, Dayton Ohio
1999 - 2009
Community Development Officer (2008 - 2009)
I managed the charitable/donations budget of $1.5 million per year for a
twelve-county area.
. Assisted non-profit agency with its grant requests to ensure the agency
had met the bank's requirements for obtaining the requested funding.
. Coordinated the Federal Home Loan Bank's American Dream and Welcome
Home programs to guarantee that customers had demonstrated their
qualifications for funding.
. Educated retail, mortgage, and commercial lenders on the Community
Reinvestment Act requirements to preserve the bank's outstanding
rating.
. Defined several CRA mortgage loan programs, which helped attract
customers that would enhance/maintain the bank's CRA lending rating.
. Teamed with the collection department to identify consumers who could
benefit from several non-profit programs. Helped reduce losses due to
foreclosures.
. Served on several community nonprofit boards.
Senior Bank Investigator, Officer (1999 - 2008)
I investigated the circumstances surrounding a variety of fraudulent cases
that involved credit, debit, & ATM cards, stolen/forged checks, counterfeit
checks, unauthorized saving withdrawals, fraudulent consumer and commercial
loans.
. Reduced losses through building and maintaining all investigation
records, including interviews with witnesses and suspects, and
obtaining physical evidence to support prosecution in these cases
. Organized investigations with law enforcement both Federal and Local
Agencies to identify and apprehend suspected criminals, and to obtain
restitution of losses.
. Ensured compliance with Federal regulations through executing written
reports that were reviewed by the Board of Directors, The United State
Secret Service, The FBI and The IRS.
. Applied the ability to interact with customers in person and on the
telephone under adverse conditions as part of problem resolution.
. Conducted investigations of banking center shortages and suspected
internal thefts, self-dealing, general liability claims and workplace
violence issues across all business lines to reduce losses.
. Responded to Bank Robberies, and served as a liaison with Federal and
Local Law Enforcement Agencies, to help identify and apprehend the
suspects.
. Developed and provided internal education/training to the various
lines of business on Robbery, Fraud, and Physical Security matters,
which helped to reduce losses and boost customer retention.
. Provided education to business and consumer groups on the various
types of fraud to help them prevent losses.
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Senior Bank Investigator, Officer (Continued)
. Responded in person to Physical Security issues such as card access
problems, and problems with Branch alarms, vaults, and doors,
determined if the problem could resolved on site or if service call
was needed.
. Represented the Bank in court as a Professional Witness on the bank's
behalf regarding the authenticity of bank records as they related to
civil and criminal matters.
. Successfully investigated over 100 internal and 1102 external fraud
cases, with initial losses of $28.2 million. Prevented losses of $9.4
million, recovered of $8.0 million, with actual losses totaling $10.8
million.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
BANK ONE, NA, Dayton, Ohio 1978 -
1999
Bank Investigator/Contingency Planner Coordinator 09/1991 - 12/1999
I managed a $2.7 Million Dollar Budget, which included capital project
justification and profitability studies.
. Recovered $10.1 million on charged-off accounts, by contacting
merchants and customers.
. Assisted the Vice President with developing, implementing and
formulating the monthly, quarterly and yearly reports on the bank's
goals and incentive plans.
. Monitored reports on customer accounts to prevent loss due to kiting,
un-collected funds, overdrafts and drawing on the day's deposits
Statistical/Financial Analyst - 01/1989 - 09/1991
Administrative Support - 03/1984 - 01/1989
Secretary II and Consumer/Student Loan Processor - 09/1979 - 03/1984
Clerical III and Branch Registrar 05/1978 - 09/979
EDUCATION
Sinclair Community College, Dayton Ohio Major: Business
2012
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND CERTIFICATES
Financial Crimes Conference Columbus Police
Workplace Violence Prevention Course Threat Assessment
Group
Emerging Trends in Fraud Fraud Examiners and
Fraud Association
Scam School Better Business Bureau
Providing Exceptional Customer Service Fifth Third Bank -
In-House Training
Know the Game Miami Valley Crime Prevention
& ASIS
Wicklander Interview & Interrogation Wicklander-
Zulawski Associates Inc.
Value Diversity Fifth Third Bank - In-
House Training
Write On/Language Skill Workshop The Grammar Group
Microsoft Office 2007 (Excel, Word. Power Point) Sinclair Community
College
Private Police Professional (State Certified) Sinclair
Community College
Time Management Franklin Covey
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Miami Valley Credit Counsel, Board member - 2008 -2009
Community Bank Association, Board member - 2008 -2009
Community Roundtable Association, Board member - 2008 -2009
Mentor for the EJ Brown School, Volunteer - 2007 -2009
National Aviation Hall of Fame, Volunteer - 2009
Award/Honors
City of Dayton - Award for Outstanding Public Service to the Dayton Police
Department