INSURANCE Commercial Lines Account Executive
pryor associates executive searchNew York (NY)
INSURANCE Commercial Lines Account Executive
Posted 51 days ago
pryor associates executive searchNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Posted 4 weeks agoINSURANCE Commercial Lines Account Executive opening in Suffolk County, Long Island, New York. Client Relationship Management; develop and maintain strong relationships with new and existing clients; conduct regular client meetings to assess needs, review coverage, and offer recommendations; ensure timely and effective communication with clients, addressing any inquiries or concerns; identify and pursue new business opportunities within the commercial sector; generate leads through networking, referrals, and market research; develop and present customized insurance proposals to prospective clients; achieve sales targets and contribute to the overall growth of the company; oversee the preparation, issuance, and renewal of insurance policies; ensure all policies comply with industry regulations and company standards; coordinate with underwriters to negotiate terms and obtain the best coverage options for clients; conduct thorough risk assessments for clients to identify potential exposures; provide expert advice on risk management strategies and appropriate insurance solutions; work closely with internal teams, including underwriting, claims, and customer service, to ensure seamless service delivery; collaborate with marketing and sales teams to develop and implement effective sales strategies. Ideal candidate has 5+ years of experience in commercial insurance sales or account management; strong knowledge of commercial insurance products and industry regulations; proficient in using CRM software and Microsoft Office Suite; Licensed; Professional insurance designations (e.g., CIC, CPCU) are a plus. Salary $DOE. (DC12796)
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