Commercial Insurance Underwriter/Broker
Commercial Insurance Underwriter/Broker
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Experience in commercial insurance, brokerage, underwriting, or a related role, with a desire to continue developing your expertise.
- An understanding of commercial insurance risks and coverage, or the ability and willingness to learn quickly.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to evaluate accounts and identify solutions.
- Relationship-building skills and an interest in developing long-term retail agency partnerships.
- An interest in both underwriting and business development, with the drive to build and grow a profitable book of business.
- Self-motivated, organized, and comfortable working independently in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment.
- A proactive, growth-oriented mindset with the initiative to take ownership of your success.
- An active Property & Casualty license preferred, or the ability to obtain one.
- This Role May Not Be the Right Fit If...You're looking for a traditional desk underwriting role with no production expectations.
- You're looking for a service-only position focused primarily on account management.
- You prefer highly structured environments with limited autonomy.
- You're not comfortable building relationships, developing business, and taking ownership of results.
- You prefer working only with standard risks rather than complex E&S placements.
- Why CK Specialty?
- Established, family-owned wholesale brokerage with a strong reputation in the E&S market.
- Entrepreneurial culture where your ideas are valued and decisions happen quickly.
- Remote-first team with flexibility and autonomy.
- Direct access to leadership
- Access to a broad network of E&S carrier markets.
- Competitive base salary plus uncapped commission.
- Comprehensive benefits, paid time off, and opportunities for long-term career growth.
- We're looking for professionals who want to grow with a company that values initiative, rewards performance, and gives brokers the tools and freedom to succeed.
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