Commercial Lines Account Manager
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leavitt groupColorado Springs (CO)
Insurance Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$58,000-$75,000
About the role
Commercial Lines Account ManagerIf you are looking for an outstanding opportunity to learn and grow, Leavitt Group of Colorado, an office of Leavitt Group, in Colorado Springs, Alamosa, or Sterling, CO is looking to add new talent to their team.A successful candidate will:Assist with the commercial lines departmentsProvide a high level of customer service while helping maintain a book of business.Will be responsible for servicing, (processing changes, providing proof of insurance, etc...)Assist with the collection of premiums and reconciliation of accounts as needed.Retain renewal business by contacting insured to review coverages.Review current underwriting information to qualify customers for improved programs and monitor renewal premiums for excessive increases.Assist Operation Manager with monthly reports, as needed.Job requirements:Current P&C licenseExcellent written & verbal communication skillsAbility to work independentlyStrong organizational, & computer skillsStrong interpersonal skills, team-player attitudePossess a strong sales acumenLeavitt Group of Colorado offers a full benefits package including:Health insuranceDental and vision insuranceA competitive salary ranging from $58,000-$75,000 DOE401(k) with matching employer contributions.
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