Surety client Service Lead
Surety client Service Lead
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage day-to-day needs for clients, including bond requests, billing issues, bond reports
- Responsible for requesting periodic informational updates, analyzing them and then communicating data to underwriters
- Responds to clients' needs and questions relating to account bond program, project limits and specific project opportunities
- Communicates with underwriters on status of account or individual bond approvals
- Issues original bonds as needed
- Works with the surety team to develop appropriate carrier submissions and may present final proposals to prospects
- Gather information from prospective clients, completing high level bond reviews and assisting in the resolve of carrier and client accounting, billing and collections issues
- Demonstrate ability to effectively communicate with internal and external clients/peers/sureties
- Support other surety staff as needed or assigned
- Attend client meetings as required
- The RequirementsP&C licensed
- Minimum – 5-7 years of relevant working experience in a Surety environment
- Insurance related and other professional designations highly desirable
- Possesses effective verbal and written communication skills
- Possesses excellent interpersonal skills
- Qualified candidates will be those who demonstrate effective verbal and written communication skills, strong time management, teamwork and prioritization skills, and highly effective customer service capabilities
- Ability to handle multiple priorities using sound judgment and resourcefulness in a fast-paced environment
- Strong decision-making capabilities
- Must be results oriented
- Ability to provide superior customer service to the client and the sureties
- Strong organizational skills in prioritizing duties and multi-tasking, with the ability to consistently meet deadlines
- Ability to learn and utilize EPICWillingness to participate in surety industry events
- Independently carry out specific assignments and tasks
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