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Senior Commercial Lines Account Manager

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synecticsWest Springfield (MA)

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About the role

Senior Commercial Lines Account Manager Seeking a Senior Commercial Lines Account Manager who will be responsible for servicing an existing book of commercial insurance clients and serving as a trusted advisor. The ideal candidate should have experience in the Property & Casualty (P&C) insurance industry and be comfortable independently handling client calls and account servicing responsibilities, with team support.
Responsibilities: Manage and service an existing book of commercial insurance clients. Handle client calls and address insurance servicing needs. Serve as a trusted advisor to commercial insurance clients. Maintain strong client relationships and provide ongoing account support.
Qualifications: Experience in the Property & Casualty (P&C) insurance industry. Commercial Lines Account Management experience. Ability to independently handle client calls and servicing responsibilities. Self-motivated with the ability to take initiative. Strong client service and relationship management skills.
Preferred Qualifications: Ability to step into the role and begin servicing clients with minimal transition time. Interest in growing professionally within an insurance agency.

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