Provides technical insurance and risk-management support to clients, advisors, prospects, and carrier partners. Manages renewals, binders, endorsements, invoicing, coverage changes, quotes, applications, premium collection, and policy placement for assigned commercial accounts. Analyzes risk exposures and existing coverage, recommends solutions, identifies cross-selling opportunities, maintains carrier relationships, and supports process improvements while ensuring accurate and timely service.
Position Summary:
- The Associate Client Manager, Commercial Risk serves as a technical resource for clients, advisors, Insurance Company Partners and prospects while providing prompt, efficient, high-quality service for designated accounts.
Principal Responsibilities:
- Responsible for gathering the information and risk management recommendations for renewals and for delivering renewals and/or binders as needed.
- Assists in manages all policy activity aspects of assigned accounts including endorsements and invoicing.
- Maintains a concern for timeliness and completeness when interacting with clients, the organization and Insurance Company Partners to minimize potential for errors and omissions claims.
- Receives phone calls and office visitors requesting quotes, changes to existing coverage and/or new policies. Determines acceptability and placement, completes applications or endorsements, and collects premium when applicable.
- Reviews existing accounts to determine if additional lines of insurance should be solicited and does so by mail and/or phone prior to renewal.
- Cultivates strong relationships with Insurance Company Partners and is responsible for knowing carrier requirements and attributes.
- Looks for opportunities to improve the firm, business segment and processes. Brings issues and discrepancies to appropriate leadership.
Education, Experience, Skills and Abilities Requirements:
- Ability to forge relationships with key insurance markets and carrier representatives
- Strong technical knowledge of general insurance market conditions and specific insurance carrier underwriting appetites
- Ability to analyze complex risk exposures, existing insurance coverages, and develop appropriate recommendations for clients and prospects
- Ability to work as part of a team of professionals and build relationships with other Firm business segments
- Demonstrates Firm’s behavioral tenets, exuding behavior that is aligned with corporate culture
- At least 3-5 years of related insurance experience, or associated industry experience
- Obtain and maintain a Property and Casualty state insurance license or other state insurance license(s), as required by the State Department of Insurance to provide risk management consulting or risk transfer solutions as necessary in states where the firm functions (or be willing and able to obtain all required licenses within the first 90 days of employment).Bachelor’s degree preferred
Special Working Conditions:
- Fast-paced multi-tasking environment.
Important Notice:
- This position description is intended to describe the level of work required of the person performing in the role and is not a contract. The essential responsibilities are outlined; other duties may be assigned as needs arise or as required to support the organization.
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