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Aron (Jake) Jacobson Resume – Page 2<br />

Developed and launched a consulting practice focused on Anti Money Laundering transaction monitoring<br />

solutions for the banking industry. Responsible for developing service offerings, building practice capabilities<br />

through external hiring and internal training, selling and delivering engagements to existing mid-tier banking<br />

clients, and supporting a new firm wide strategic initiative to penetrate the mid and top tier banking market<br />

segments.<br />

• Analyzed existing regulatory consulting market and formed a strategy for initial penetration of the mid<br />

tier customer segment<br />

• Managed first year P&L of $5 million. Exceeded sales target by 125%. Met profitability, headcount<br />

growth, and customer satisfaction targets.<br />

• Established partnership with a third party software vendors to deliver end to end AML solutions to the<br />

small and mid tier banking segments<br />

• Notable clients include Key Financial Corp, AMCOR Bank, First Bank of Puerto Rico, Chemical Bank<br />

of China, MidFirst Bank, Northern Trust, Sky Financial Group, MidAmerica Bank, Comerica<br />

IBM, New York, NY 2000-2005<br />

Senior Manager, Business Consulting Services<br />

Led consulting engagements for core financial services clients. Developed thought leadership in core consulting<br />

disciplines. Managed and developed staff in the IBM consulting community. Identified and sold add-on and<br />

follow up consulting services to existing engagements.<br />

• Promoted 4 times in 5 years, Starting as Junior Consultant in 2000, leaving as Senior Manager in 2005<br />

• Analyzed service delivery model for a major retail financial planning firm with 15,000 captive sales<br />

representatives. Developed a transformation strategy that reduced the number of front office<br />

applications from over 50 to less than 20 resulting in 35% reduction in delivery and support costs, and<br />

improved time to market for new support functionality and new business products<br />

• Developed and implemented a successful strategy to turn around a stalled regulatory project for a top 5<br />

bank required to address critical weaknesses identified by bank examiners. Recommendations included<br />

changes to project organization for improved communication and collaboration across stakeholder<br />

groups, a shift in technology strategy to better align with needs, and formation of an enterprise level<br />

program management office<br />

• Performed project management role covering nationwide rollout of a check imaging process that<br />

transformed the way checks are routed and cleared in the Federal Reserve system<br />

• Managed multiple systems integration, program transformation, and project management engagements<br />

• Notable clients included American Express Financial Advisors, Wachovia, Wells Fargo, USBank, U.S.<br />

Federal Reserve Bank, Toronto Dominion Bank<br />

PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES, Minneapolis, MN 1997-2000<br />

Registered Representative, Retail Securities Broker<br />

• Developed comprehensive financial plans for individuals and small businesses<br />

• Provided retail brokerage services to clients<br />

• Sold variable life, accident, and health insurance products to clients<br />

• Designed and implemented benefit plans for small businesses<br />

• NASD series 7 and 65 registrations– not current<br />

EDUCATION<br />

KELLOGG SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, Evanston, IL<br />

MBA – Strategy & Marketing, 2011<br />

AUGSBURG COLLEGE, Minneapolis, MN<br />

Management Information Systems, 2000<br />

CARLSON SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, Minneapolis, MN,<br />

Finance & Economics, 1997

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