Personal Lines Insurance Coverage Senior Account Executive
pryor associates executive searchBrooklyn (NY)
Personal Lines Insurance Coverage Senior Account Executive
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pryor associates executive searchBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Posted 2 days agoPersonal Lines Insurance Coverage Senior Account Executive opening in Nassau County, Long Island, NY. (Two days in office, three day’s work from home) Provide professional insurance counseling and service; responsible for growth of designated book of business, includes High Net Worth Clients; mentors the team; maintain a positive & professional image to enhance our client experience and grow with them; market new business, negotiate coverage’s & premiums, prepare and present professional proposals to clients and maintain underwriting and marketing information by carrier; develop & implement creative marketing programs to assist in achieving production goals to grow book of business & contribute to the department growth by promoting and maintaining the company brand; round out existing accounts with additional lines of business; upgrade existing coverages and always advising clients of their gaps in coverage with every client contact. Ideal candidate has 7-10+ years insurance experience; must have a thorough understanding of Personal Lines underwriting and coverages to include all types of situations from small to large accounts; must have experience in training & managing co-workers or leading projects; NYS Insurance Broker’s License is required; proficient in Outlook, Excel, Word and EPIC. Salary DOE. (DC12780)
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