Coconut Grove Bank Salary

Coconut Grove Bank average salary is $50,000, median salary is $50,000 with a salary range from $50,000 to $50,000.
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Low: 50,000

Average: 50,000

Median: 50,000

High: 50,000

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Job Title	Salaries	City	Year	More Info
Wealth Management Analyst	50,000-50,000	Miami, FL, 33101	2008	Coconut Grove Bank Wealth Management Analyst Salaries (1) Coconut Grove Bank Miami, FL Salaries

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Coconut Grove Bank
Industry: Banks
City: Miami, FL
Coconut Grove Bank opened its doors for business. Angus D. Harrison, Sr. was the third employee hired, responsible for bookkeeping, tellers and anything else that needed to be done. It was a difficult time to start a bank in Miami. The great land boom was cycling down and a huge hurricane hit the city that year. And things would only get more difficult. The stock market crashed in 1929, signaling the beginning of the Great Depression. In 1933, President Roosevelt declared a "banking holiday," closing all the banks in the nation. Coconut Grove Bank was one of five Dade county banks to surviv...
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