Isaac Marshall

Isaac is a Relationship Manager for Bank of America in Seattle where he responsible for the account management of existing and prospective clients. He works with C-suite leadership teams to help create strategic value for their businesses. He delivers the bank’s full capabilities in credit, treasury, wealth management, etc. for Middle Market companies (annual revenues of $50 million to $2 billion). He is also responsible for presentation development of economic and industry updates, market forecasts, and peer benchmarking analysis.

Isaac has also held the positions of Commercial Associate and Financial Center Manager for Bank of America in both Seattle & Chicago. Prior to joining Bank of America, Isaac held a variety of management roles with increasingly responsibilities with Macy’s in Illinois.

Isaac is a graduate of Michigan State University where he received is B.B.A. in Finance.

Portrait of Isaac, a dark-skinned man with a goatee, smiling and wearing a necktie in front of a beige wall
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