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David Careers

Insurance Producer (Commercial Lines - Remote and Hybrid Opportunities)

Posted 12 days ago

broadstreet partnersSavannah (GA)
Insurance Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages

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About the role

Build Your Book. Grow Your Career. Backed by a National Platform. BroadStreet Partners is a rapidly growing insurance brokerage platform with 32 Core Partner agencies across the U.S. and Canada. We help high-performing independent agencies grow through national carrier access, resources, and support while maintaining the local relationships that drive success. One of our Core Partner agencies is seeking a Commercial Lines Producer/Sales Executive to drive new business and build lasting client relationships.
What You’ll Do:
  • Generate and close new Commercial Lines business
  • Build and grow a profitable book of business
  • Deliver customized insurance and risk solutions
  • Manage the sales process from prospecting through close
  • Partner internally to deliver an exceptional client experience
  • What You BringActive Property & Casualty (P&C) license
  • Insurance sales or business development experience
  • Commercial Lines knowledge and market expertise
  • Entrepreneurial mindset and strong relationship-building skills
  • What You’ll GetCompetitive base salary/draw
  • Uncapped commission potential
  • Access to carrier relationships and internal support
  • Remote and hybrid opportunities based on location
  • A platform built to help you grow your business and career
  • Ready to take your next step? Let’s connect.

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