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Casualty Underwriting Leader, Liability & Excess Program

Posted 16 days ago

smith wilkinsonFargo (ND)

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About the role

Our established workers comp MGA is diversifying their offerings and seeking a seasoned Casualty Underwriting Leader to build and manage a new Liability & Excess program from the ground up. Backed by committed carrier capacity, proprietary technology, significant existing distribution across retail and wholesale brokers to tap into, this is a unique opportunity with full P&L ownership and authority over underwriting strategy, appetite, pricing, and program design. The ideal candidate will bring 10+ years of commercial primary and excess casualty (GL, auto liability, and specialty) underwriting experience, a strong track record of managing $10mill GWP books of middle-market risks across any mix or concentration in construction, manufacturing, agribusiness, hospitality, retail, and auto dealerships, and underwriting guidelines/ product development experience. This role offers the autonomy of launching your own casualty program while leveraging the infrastructure, carrier relationships, capital, and national broker network of an established MGA platform. Position is fully remote, comes with competitive base, profit sharing, and equity package. Contact Harrison Hines or Stacy St. Onge to learn more!

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